Legal-Headings.html
Block-level elements can contain text-level elements. This example
illustrates properly formatted headings (block-level element)
containing inner text-level elements.
Illegal-Headings.html
Text-level elements cannot contain block-level elements.
This example illustrates illegally formatted headings contained
inside text-level elements. Such tag structures will not pass
a validator; however, most browsers are forgiving and will
display the HTML as expected.
Document-Headings.html
A simple sample that illustrates the six heading elements, H1
through H6. By default headings are left aligned.
Specified-Paragraph-Tags.html
The P element is a container; however, the end tag is optional. This example
illustrates the use of explicit ending paragraph tags.
Implied-Paragraph-Tags.html
In this example, the ending paragraph tags are implicit.
Note that browsers render this example, without a </P> tag,
and the previous example, with no </P> tag, the same.
Definition-List.html
A definition list <DL> contains both indented <DD>
and nonindented <DT> items.
Tables
Simple-Table.html
Presents a simple table containing a caption and column headings.
TicTacToe.html
HTML 4.0 defines a new FRAME attribute to control which other borders
of the TABLE are drawn, as illustrated in TicTacToe.html.
Not supported in Netscape 4 and earlier.
BG-Colors.html A simple sample
using the BGCOLOR attribute to control the background color
of table rows.
Colspan.html A table illustrating
that a cell can span multiple columns by using the COLSPAN
attribute.
Rowspan.html A table illustrating
that a cell can span multiple rows by using the ROWSPAN
attribute.
Grouping Table Contents
Table-Groups.html Illustrates
that a table can be grouped into logical sections. The ALIGN and VALIGN
attributes can control alignment of all rows in a group.
Not supported by Netscape 4 and earlier.
Table-Colgroup.html An
example using the COLGROUP element to control formatting of tables
cells by column. Not supported by Netscape 4 and earlier.
