HTML QuickStart : Page 4

Welcome to the HTML QuickStart! This section walks you through the basic steps for creating a Web page. It also includes a sample page and some hands-on exercises you can try.

by DEVX Staff

Jan 1, 2000

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Step Six: Start the Body
Now that you've created the header, you are ready to create the body. The body is the second part of a Web page. It contains all the information you see in a Web browser window.

You start the body with the body tag:

<body>

Now you're ready to start adding your page content.

Step Seven: Add a Headline
Now you're ready to create some content. Why not start with a headline? Headlines come in six sizes: h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, and h6.

(You can click on the headline examples below to see how they will look in a Web browser—the text will appear in the box at the top of this page.)

Here's how you create headlines:

<body>

<h1>This is a Level One Headline. It is the largest.</h1>

<h2>This is a Level Two Headline</h2>

<h6>This is a Level Six Headline. It is the smallest.</h6>

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