The Paragraph HTML Tag
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The paragraph HTML tag is very easy to use and understand. This article is written to show how simple it is to use the paragraph tag. It is a basic <p> and </p> tag. If you are familiar with HTML codes, you probably got the concept by now.
The <p> code opens a paragraph and the </p> code closes a paragraph. Below I explained with the usual system of mine, the color seperation. The start of the pink color means I used the <p> code to start the paragraph and the end of the pink color means I used the </p> code to end the paragraph.
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This is an example of how to use the paragraph HTML tag.This is an example of how to use the paragraph HTML tag.This is an example of how to use the paragraph HTML tag.This is an example of how to use the paragraph HTML tag.
This is an example of how to use the paragraph HTML tag.This is an example of how to use the paragraph HTML tag.
I think I made it pretty simple enough so everyone can understand, keep on coding, it will pay back in the future.
Hex Color Chart – Hex Colors
Hex Color code chart can be found below, it is a very easy and simple tool to find all the Hex codes for colors. Simply click on the chart, of course on the color you want and below the chart in the “Hex” box you will find the code for it. Don’t forget to BOOKMARK this page, you WILL need it in the future.
How to put Spanish Special Characters in your web page
Today, the most popular native language in the world is Spanish, so therefore I have gathered some special characters that are used in spanish and wanted to share. I have provided a friendly code, numeric code and a HEX code. You should be alright by using only the friendly code if not try using the other ones.
Display Friendly Code Numerical Code Hex Codes Description Á Á Á Á Capital A-acute á á á á Lowercase a-acute É É É É Capital E-acute é é é é Lowercase e-acute Í Í Í Í Capital I-acute í í í í Lowercase i-acute Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Capital N-tilde ñ ñ ñ ñ Lowercase n-tilde Ó Ó Ó Ó Capital O-acute ó ó ó ó Lowercase o-acute Ú Ú Ú Ú Capital U-acute ú ú ú ú Lowercase u-acute Ü Ü Ü Ü Capital U-umlaut ü ü ü ü Lowercase u-umlaut ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Inverted question mark ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ Inverted exclamation point € € € € Euro ? ₧ ₧ Peseta
Special Characters in HTML
Have you ever wondered how to put a © sign in your website? In this page you will learn how to insert special character in your webpage with HTML. It is very easy and simple. Below I have created a chart for you that has special chracters with their HTML Codes. To insert any of them into your webpage unfortunately you can’t copy & paste. But most of them are like 5 or 6 letters long so you can just read and write them into your webpage. You can’t copy & paste because of my copyright protection.
Also I have created a special page for Special Spanish Characters. Don’t forget, world’s most spoken language is Spanish.
HTML Code Symbol Description
™ ™ Trademark & & Ampersand ® ® Registered trademark © © Copyright † † Dagger » » Right pointing double angle quotation mark « « Left pointing double angle quotation mark — — Em-dash ° 30° Degree ¼ ¼ Quarter ½ ½ Half ¾ ¾ Three quarters · · Middle dot ¡ ¡ Inverted exclamation mark
How put a horizontal line (Divider) in a web page
On this page, you will learn how you can customize a divider. First, what is a divider? A Divider is a basic horizontal line. Here is an Example:
Instead of using images and slow down your website speed, you should consider using these dividers. It is a basic and simple HTML code, “<hr>” is the code. Customizing it is very easy aswell.
You can use:
- color
- size
- width
as an basic tag, which I will explain more.
For example if you use a code and tag it like this: <hr size=7 color=red> it will appear like this:
You can also use the “width” tag to set the width of the divider. You should try to use more of these dividers instead of images so your web page loads faster.
What is WebDav Client Protocol and How is it used
FTP is an obsolete and outdated protocol.
Anyone using FTP should seriously consider using WebDAV.
Using WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning), users can group-edit and organize files located on servers.
Basically it’s like using FTP but through HTTP
I know it sounds confusing but here is a comment left on my website that explains better:
Since DAV works over HTTP, you get all the benefits of HTTP that FTP cannot provide. For example: strong authentication, encryption, proxy support, and caching. It is true that you can get some of this through SSH, but the HTTP infrastructure is much more widely deployed than SSH. Further, SSH does not have the wide complement of tools, development libraries, and applications that HTTP does.
DAV transfers (well, HTTP transfers) are also more efficient than http://FTP. You can pipeline multiple transfers through a single TCP connection, where as FTP requires a new connection for each file transferred (plus the control connection).
You do not need a client if using Windows or Mac since a client is integrated into the operating system.
Do a Google search for BarracudaDrive, which is an easy to use WebDAV server.

