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Line BreaksA paragraph skips 2 lines, but if you want to only begin on the next line, then you would use the tag <br>. Br means breakline, so anything behind the <br> tag, is shown on the next line. You don't necessarily have to close the <br> tag, but if you would like to, instead of typing <br> as the tag, type <br />. It's an opening and closing tag.
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Below are examples of paragraphs and breaklines. So this is an example to show you how <p> tags and <br /> works. If I wanted to begin a new paragraph, I would type <p>. So that means there will be an empty line in-between this line and the next. So let's use the <p> tag right now. As you can see, there's a line in-between these two paragraphs. So this paragraph begin two lines after where we left off. So now we want to begin a new paragraph on the next line, then we would use the <br/> tag, so let's use that now.This line of text or paragraph is set on the line right below the last paragraph. This is how the <p> and <br/> tags work. So now lets take a look at the code in the HTML page.
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So this is an example to show you how <p> tags and <br/> works. If I wanted to begin a new paragraph, I would type <p>. So that means there will be an empty line in-between this line and the next. So let's use the <p> tag right now. </p> <p> As you can see, there's a line in-between these two paragraphs. So this paragraph begin two lines after where we left off. So now we want to begin a new paragraph on the next line, then we would use the <br/> tag, so let's use that now. </p> <br /> This line of text is set on the line right below the last paragraph. This is how the <p> and <br/> tags work. In the codes above, we did not use the closing tags, and that is to show that it still works even if you don't have the closing tags. You can use the closing tags or not, it's all up to you. |