Header Section (h3)

This is typically used for the navigation of the site or as an introductory section. We will talk about this later.

My First h1 Heading (h1 tag)

My first paragraph of text. It does not care about spaces or new lines, all the text will flow as one paragraph within these "p" Tags.

My Second Heading (also an h1 tag)

Sub Heading (h2)

My Second paragraph. is here all one continuous line of text that can go on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. You get the idea.

Groups of Words in a paragraph Can be Bolded with the strong Tag or Emphasized with the em tag. Oops did I forget the end paragraph tag, but it still works...

Another Paragraph can have things like links in contained in them: Like this Link to our Class website. The target="_blank" makes the link open in a new window. And then there is more text after that link.

Another Sub Heading (h2)

And we can insert an image here: from an online image (from the Garfield HS site) and resize it to fit better on our page with the width & height attributes

Or we can reference an image stored in our folder: Gar_Bulldog.jpg

Now lets try some lists (h2)

First an Un-Ordered List created with the ul tag:

• Bread
• Milk
• Tea

Then an Ordered List created with the ol tag (notice they both use the li tag for list items):

1. PreHeat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Mix ingredients in a bowl
3. Pour mixture into a cake pan.
4. Bake for 20 minutes.