All HTML tags allow attributes such as alignment, colour, width & height, borders, etc to be added to tags. Attributes follow the tag within the braces and are made up of a name and a value pair. There can be multiple attributes with each name/value pair separated by a space. Always place quotes around the attribute values.
See the section on Stylesheets for alternative and additional ways of defining attributes for tags.
Some common attributes are:
An example would be <p align="center">Centred text</p>. There are many others so it is useful to have a HTML reference manual handy when creating and editing HTML documents.
Updated December 1, 2007
