Basic HTMLs on Steemit

CODING 101

image source: HKSTP

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Me myself is not a coding expert - but since I'm very enthusiast to learn everything and also can be used for my blogging, I tried to learn some of the basic HTML codes here on Steemit.

I'm posting this for all beginners and also for myself to prevent amnesia effect on coding (HAHAHA)

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< center>
It centers anything between < center> and < /center>.

Example :

TYPE THE TEXT HERE

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You may use this syntax to format width and/or height of the image.

Example: < img src="image URL" width=350 height=220>

In case that the image cannot be displayed, we can include an alt attribute to the < img> tag.

< img src="image URL" alt="Here is a description of the image.">

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, , , ... To emphasize a chapter, or a section, or a subsection, you can play around with the h's. Any text between and would give you the largest heading, example

Hello,
and the bigger the number after the h, the smaller the text gets. So for any text between < h6> and < /h6>,

< blockquote> and < code>
Posting an excerpt from a book or do some quotes.
You can place your quotes in between < blockquote> and < /blockquote>.

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Example:

"I love HTML," Steemit said.
On the other hand, posting parts of codes like I'm doing here could be placed in between
< code> and < /code>.

Other codes:
< strike> and < /strike>
Example : Other codes:
< sub> and < sup> and < strike>
Example : _{Other codes:}
You can subscript anything between < sub> and < /sub>.
On the other hand, you can superscript anything between < sup> and < /sup>.

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Should you want to put a divider between sections in your posts, like a horizontal rule, the tag is perfect for you. I have been using it here in this post, so you might want to try it out, too, in case you haven't yet.