Every HTML document should have a title, generally in 1st line,
it identifies page - should be unique, and max 64 characters.
Heading: <Hx>label</Hx> where x is level (1-6, 1 is topmost).
Recommended is 1st header in document to be of level 1.
Paragraph (produces empty line): <P>; ends with: </P>;
can specify alignment: <P ALIGN=[CENTER|LEFT|RIGHT]>data</P>.
The <P> before 1st paragraph was skipped intentionally
because it produces two unnecessary newlines on lynx browser.
To force line break, use <BR>, to make horizontal line try
something like: <hr size=4 width=50%> - try own numbers.
How to show characters which have special significance?
They have names, and can be shown by putting "&name;" (w/o ""),
some names: amp,lt,gt for &<>.
To set character formatting use for logical style:
dfn - word being defined em - emphasis cite - citation code - computer code kbd - keyboard entry samp - sample strong - strong emphasis var - variablefor physical style: <b> - bold, <i> - italic, <tt> - typewriter.
To separate a quote from test, put <blockquote>before
and </blockquote> after it.
Also, text may be specified as preformatted <pre>text</pre>,
this prevents WWW browser from reformatting it.
Comments: <!-- something -->, <comment>something</comment>.
Test if they are really not shown:
Link example: <a href="URL">?</a> is shown as ? The URL should be in form: scheme://host.domain[:port]/path/filename scheme may be: file - (or ftp) local or on an ftp server http - a file on a World Wide Web server gopher - a file on a Gopher server wais - a file on a WAIS server news - ? telnet - ? mailto - e-mail address, form: mailto:user@host (note form difference in mailto usage) port generally can be omitted, it is defined by scheme. Lists: unnumbered <ul>items</ul>, numbered <ol>items</ol>, the items should be marked with <LI> (LI=list item); definition <dl[ compact]><dt>title<dd>description <dt>title1<dd>description1</dl> the "compact" reduces spacing in display of the list.