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What goes into the Body?

PICTURE OF HTML CODE Ok, so we've decided that this is the basic layout of a web page:
But now it is time to get down to business and write one. We can even write a simple page now that includes text. But how do we make things look special? That's the M A G I C of HTML . Being able to change colors, flash on the screen, alter sizes and placement of the text, and of course, adding pictures and such.

Almost all the work we want to acomplish is done in the <BODY> section of the page. So unless it is stated otherwise, the rest of the course will encompass what we put in the BODY section.

Let's begin with simple headings. If we want to create a heading for our document, it should be somewhat larger and bolder, so that it stands out from the regular text.

The tag we use for HEADINGS is <Hx> with the x being a number from 1 to 6. 1 is the largest, and 6 is the smallest. Here are some examples so you can get the idea:

<H1> HEADING </H1> = HEADING

<H2> HEADING </H2> = HEADING


<H3> HEADING </H3> = HEADING


<H4> HEADING </H4> = HEADING


<H5> HEADING </H5> = HEADING


<H6> HEADING </H6> = HEADING

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