Open Notepad, add a new line as follows:
<! DOCTYPE HTML the PUBLIC "- // the W3C // the DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict // EN"
" http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd ">
<HTML>
<head>
<title> my first website </ title>
</ head>
<body>
this is my first web page and more exciting
</ body>
</ HTML>
Then save the file as a Web page.
Then browser look.
You might expect your page to show you like that type have the same format, divided into two lines, but you will see:
This is my first web page and more exciting
This is because the browser does not focus on how your code is written, it did not care spaces (even if you type "This is my first web page and more exciting", the result is still the same).
Text to be displayed in a different line, you must explicitly stated.
The improved your code below:
<p> This is my first web page </ p>
<p> and more exciting </ p>
p label stands paragraph, i.e. paragraphs.
See the results, these two lines will eventually be displayed in two rows.
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Emphasize
In the paragraph tags you can use em and strong tags to emphasize highlight text. They all do pretty much the same thing, although traditionally the browser will be displayed in italics em, bold displays strong.
<P> Yes, that <em> is </ em> I have to say. <Strong> multi </ strong> exciting </ p>
Wrap
Break tag may be used to break into two lines, as follows:
This is my first web page <br /> and more exciting
However, this approach has been seriously abused to divide paragraph, it should not be used in two segments of the text is expected. (What is the structure, what the label on the label what is not to break the line segment and the segment or a line break - translator's note)
(Since there is nothing between the wrap label, so the label is not closed, it is a "/" in the self-closing br.)
