Basic Flags and Codes

6 Different Headers: H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6

Example:
     <H1>Heading #1</H1>

Result:

   Heading #1

Heading #1

Heading #1

Heading #1

Heading #1

Heading #1

This is +3 This is -1 Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence

I say that because many people scoff at the notion that they can actually learn this new Internet Language. I'm still amazed that the best selling line of computer books calls its readers "Dummies".

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The following are bullets and numbering.

Bullets:

• Bullet #1
• Bullet #2
• Bullet #3
• Bullet #4

Numbering

1. Numbering #1
2. Numbering #2
3. Numbering #3
4. Numbering #4

Nested Bullets and Numbering

• Bullet #1
• Sub Bullet #1
• Sub-sub Bullet #1
• Sub-sub Bullet #2
• Sub Bullet #2
• Sub Bullet #3
• Sub Bullet #4
• Bullet #2
1. Numbering #1
• Sub Bullet #1
• Sub Bullet #2
2. Numbering #2
• Bullet #3
• Bullet #4

1. Numbering #1
2. Numbering #2
3. Numbering #3
4. Numbering #4

Displaying the actual flag on the browser

<FORM METHOD="GET" ACTION="32demo.map">
<INPUT TYPE=IMAGE SRC="/wsdocs/32demo/images/imapdemo.gif">
</FORM>

Directory Listings

List contents of HTML Folder

Image Map

Two ways to control image map

1. The traditional way is to use the ISMAP element within an image tag, then enclose it with a link to the image mapper.

2. Another way to make an image map uses an obscure but useful feature of HTML forms. Create an input field of type IMAGE within a form whose execution target is the image mapper. Forms can use either the GET or POST method, but file-based image maps require using GET.