Paragraph: P
The most fundamental difference between HTML 2.0 and 3.0 is that
the 3.0 DTD (as with most other SGML applicatoins) uses more of a
container model. Such as, the P tag is now a container, not a separator
as in 2.0. Means, for ex, can attach attributes to a paragraph object.
Ie: <P TYPE="WARNING"> to signal that that paragraph is to be
rendered in a special way. See STYLE options below for more.
Attributes:
- STYLE -- Choose the kind of icon to decorate the paragraph with.
- "NOTE"
- "CAUTION"
- "WARNING"
- "ERROR"
- "TIMED": A silly active clock icon.
- "QUOTE", "MARGIN", "NORMAL": not useful.
- ALIGN
- "CENTER"
- "LEFT"
- "RIGHT"
- MAXWIDTH
- MINWIDTH
They various paragraph styles appear this way in ViolaWWW:
Usage example:
<![CDATA[
<P STYLE="NOTE" ALIGH="CENTER">Mine field ahead!</P>
<XMP>
<P>
See Chapter 14 for information on stylesheets.
<HR>
<H1>Paragraph Formatting Break: BR</H1>
...
<HR>
<P><A HREF="http://berkeley.ora.com/proj/viola/vwTests/testPara.html">
Test sample</A>.
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