This is the first displayed text in the document
(Header 1).

This is the second line displayed (Header 2).

This is the third header, uncentered.

This is a paragraph of text. It does not matter how I type this in. The text will wrap automatically in the browser window. If I want to start a
new line,
I have to use a <br> tag.

Amjoch Observatory at Atlantic Mine This is an unordered list:

This is an ordered list:
  1. List item 1
  2. List item 2
  3. List item 3
This sentence is in boldface.
This sentence is in italics.
This sentence contains a link to the Physics Home page.

This sentence is right-aligned.

This sentence has an increased font size.
This sentence has a decreased font size.
This sentence has the font color specified in hex.
This sentence is in a sans serif font.
This is a big sentence.
This is a small sentence.
This sentence has a "mailto" link in it: username@mtu.edu

This link describes color tables and their hex format:
Best Colors to Use and a Color Chart
Here is some text which starts before an image, and then
Telescope pointed at the dome window wraps around the right side of the picture. The text will continue to wrap until . . .
. . . a <br clear=left,right,or all> tag appears. The "hspace" and "vspace" attributes specify the amount of space in pixels added to the sides and tops of the image.

Here is an example of a thumbnail image which is linked to the larger image, along with some text:

Link to telescope image This sentence and thumbnail image link to the bigger image.

This is a table with 3 columns.

Heading 1
spans 2 columns		 Heading 2
element 1 element 2 element 3
This is a link to the observatory image
colored cell uncolored cell
  Small telescope image  
row 6 col 1 row 6 col 2 this spans 3 rows
row 7 col 1 row 7 col 2
row 8 col 1 row 8 col 2

Experiment with cellpadding, cellspacing, and border values to see what effect they have on the table layout.

Small telescope image with frame

Special Symbols: Look at the source code to see how these were created. Not all browsers display all special symbols or fonts.

y = x2
F = m a
fij = ü ± 132.0°
ñ = 2 Å ÷ 3 Å
Ê = 4.0 × 10-6 p
a = cos b * sin g

Here are links to more ISO Latin-1 Characters:
Webmonkey Special Characters
Martin Ramsch - iso8859-1 table

HTML RESOURCES - Links to HTML guides on the web
How to Create a Web Page - For accounts on phylabserver
How to Troubleshoot HTML