This document provides information on various HTML tags for text formatting. It lists tags for unordered and ordered lists, emphasized, bold, and italicized text, setting font color by hex code or color name, specifying a default font, aligning paragraphs, and identifying the correct tags for an ordered list, changing font color, centering a paragraph, and bolding text. It also asks questions to test understanding of the covered tags.

1. HTML Unit B: Text Formatting

2. <UL> UNORDERED LIST

3. <LI> LIST ITEM Required for each item in an ordered or unordered list

4. <OL> ORDERED LIST

5. <EM> EMPHASIZED TEXT Can also use <I>to show italicized text

6. <STRONG> Used to show BOLD text Can also use <B>

7. FONT COLOR <FONT COLOR=“#CC66HH”> Text goes here </font>

8. FONT COLOR <FONT COLOR=“purple”> Text goes here </font>

9. <FONT FACE> <FONT FACE=“ Arial, Helvetica, Sans Serif ”> Why is this used?? Answer: To ensure your fonts look like you planned them.

10. To Align text: <P ALIGN=“center”> Can also align: left, right, justify

11. Match Each Attribute: Size Face Start Color Type Align <P> <FONT> <OL> Answers: 1 B; 2 B; 3 C; 4 B; 5 B; 6 A

12. What code is used for an ordered list? <OL>. .</OL>

13. What code is used to change font color? < FONT COLOR=“#A52A2A”>. .</FONT>

14. What code is used to center-align a para.? <P ALIGN=“center”>

15. What tag pairs are used when order is important? <OL>. .</OL>

16. What code is used to BOLD text? <STRONG>. .</STRONG>

17. Which of the following tag pairs adds a text format that can be interpreted by Web interfaces other than browsers? <B> <I> <U> <STRONG>

18. What tag pairs should you avoid using so users aren’t confused? <U> . . </U> W H Y ? ?