*/h1* it will be centered. Now maybe you want to give some information about yourself. To make the page show that a paragraph has ended you use the *p**/p* tags, so if you wanted to say who you are and what you like to do, but wanted that smaller than what Welcome to my Page it may look like this:*html**title*My Page*/title**body**h1 align=center*Welcome To My Page*/h1**p**h2 align=left*My Name is bob, I like cats. My only friends are the ones I meet in chat rooms. Will you be my friend?*/h2**/p**/body**/html*The last of these basic HTML tags I will cover is how to link to another web page. A hyperlink is what you click on in a web page to go to another web page, like someone elses page, or maybe you have another page that has the names and descriptions of your cats. This tag starts with *a href=the address of the page* and ends with */a*. in between the *a href=the address of the page* and */a* tags, you put the text that you click on to take you to the other page. When you see a link on a page, it is always underlined, and a different color than the rest of the text. Luckily it automatically shows up like that, so you do not have to do anything special. So if Bob wanted to link to his friends page, then his page would look like this:*html**title*My Page*/title**body**h1 align=center*Welcome To My Page*/h1**p**h2 align=left*My Name is bob, I like cats. My only friends are the ones I meet in chat rooms. Will you be my friend?*/p**p* click *a href=http://www.petespage.com* here*/a*to see Petes Page*/p**p*Thanks for visiting my site!*/p**/h2**/body**/html*Those are the least of the commands you need to know to make a page. Just remember, when you finish typing the HTML in notepad, which I recommend over Microsoft Word, you must save it as a word document, and after you type the name end it with .html. For example, Bobs page, though lame, is finished. He saves it in Notepad as a text document with the name mypage.html on his ...
