• Introduction
• What's Needed
• Tags, Elements & Attributes
• The Basics
• Headings
• Paragraphs
• Lists
• Links
• Images
• Tables Part I
• Tables Part II
• Forms Part I
• Forms Part II

• Introduction
• Syntax of CSS
• Stylesheet Types
• ID & Class
• Div & Span
• Text
• Font
• Backgrounds
• Links
• The Box Model
• Margin & Padding
• Floating

• Planning Stage
• Creating Stage
• Uploading Stage

In the previous lesson you learnt how to create a heading. You were also shown examples of the pre-defined headings. Recall that headings are important to your webpage as when used in titles. Now we move on to writing paragraphs.

The Paragraph Tag

Often times after a title you have a paragraph of text. The tag <p> is used to define a paragraph. To see an example look below.

Example:

<p> I love HTML Programming! </p> <p> I love CSS Programming! </p>

  Click to see result

The paragraph tag clears a line above and below any text placed between them. Notice that if you omit the paragraph tags you do not get the same result as shown in the example.

Pretty simple right ? Thats pretty much it for paragraphs. Experiment with the paragraph tag and write one of your own. Use the emphasis and strong tags in your paragraph as was shown in the tags table.

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