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Most parts of html have a starting and ending tag. The beginning one has <what it is, most times a style tag can apply>,

Ex/

<p> This Is A Paragraph </p>

<h1> This Is A Header </h1>

<h2> The larger the number beside h becomes </h2>

<h3> The Smaller The Header Will Be </h3>

<p> This is linked to the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat">Wikipedia Page On Cats</a></p>

<ul><p>This Will Be A List<p>

• <li>This</li>
• <li>Is</li>
• <li>A</li>
• <li>List</li>

</ul>

Style tags are most commonly applied to text, but can also be applied to images

<p style="color: color; font-family: font"> This Is A Styled Paragraph. You do not need to add the style code to the end tag, because it will end at the same time as the paragraph. </p>

Some fonts you can use are: Garamond; sans-serif, Arial; sans-serif, Verdana; sans-serif, (default on neocities) Trebuchet MS; sans-serif, Times New Roman; serif, Georgia; serif, Courier New; monospace, & Brush Script MT; cursive

The span tag is used to only apply effects to certain parts of a paragraph, header, or other types of text. It is used in the list of fonts above.

<p>The alphabet is in Courier New:<span style="font-family:Courier New; monospace">AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz</span></p>