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Lesson 1 - Getting Started Lesson 2 - Fonts & Color Lesson 3 - Comments Lesson 4 - Links
Lesson 5 - Pictures & Graphics Lesson 6 - Spacing Lesson 7 - Tables Lesson 8 - Forms

HTML HELP
Lesson 6 - Spacing

Spacing can be done in various ways.  You can use tables (described in the next lesson) you can use paragraph breaks, regular breaks, alignment and manual spacing.  
Paragraph Breaks Line breaks Alignment Manual Spacing
Tags: <p></p>

This will add a bigger space.  Notice that there is a "double" spacing between my Tags and the text here.  This is using the <p></p> tags.  You can use these in conjunction with the alignment commands as well.  (example: <p align="center">

This is centered

Tags: <BR>

This will add exactly one line break.  It isn't as drastic as the Paragraph break.
Example:
Dog
Cat
Horse

Notice that there is not a large space between the  three types of animals.

Tags:  <center></center>, <p align="right"></p>, <p align="left"></p>

These will align your text according to the tag you are using.  As you can see alignment, in many cases is closely tied with the paragraph tag. The only one that can be used independently of the <p></p> tag is the <center></center> tag.

<right></right>
Aligned Right

<center></center> or <p align="center"</p>
Aligned Center 

<p align="left"</p> this is also the default and generally does not even need to be called
Aligned Left

Command: &nbsp; 

What I have shown above is simply a manual space.  HTML will only allow one space between words if you are just typing along, or copying and pasting from another document processor such as Word. If you require more spacing or specific spacing you can get that by   using a combination of &nbsp; and normal spaces.

Example:

The world             is round. 

In the example above I have used 12 &nbsp;'s to create the space between world and is.



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