<!-- Effect tag examples -->
<!-- Darren Grant, 4th October 1997 -->

<!-- Works in Fresco, ArcWeb -->

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">

<html>                                  <!-- start of HTML code -->

<head>                                  <!-- start of page header -->
  <title>Demonstration of effect styles</title> <!-- title of page -->
</head>                                 <!-- end of header -->

<!-- Note that this example includes many features of HTML that have not -->
<!-- been covered in the series yet, but will be covered in future installments. -->

<body link="red">                       <!-- start of main text -->
<!-- The link="red" means have red links. This will be covered later -->
<!-- in the series. -->

This is normal leading on to            <!-- plain text -->

<i>italic which can also be given       <!-- now italic -->
  <b>bold effect and at the same time can be <!-- now bold as well -->
    <u>underlined although this can be confused with</u> <!-- and underlined -->
  </b>                                  <!-- end of bold -->
</i>                                    <!-- end of italic -->

<u>                                     <!-- start of the underline again -->
  <font color="red">                    <!-- font colour to red -->
    links</font></u>                    <!-- end of colour font and underlining -->
<!-- Note the indentation has to be cut short to avoid underlining a space. -->

...                                     <!-- remember that returns = spaces -->

<u>        <!-- start underlining, in case browser doesn't underline links (!) -->
  <a href="nowhere">                    <!-- link to nowhere -->
    see?                                <!-- linked text -->
  </a>                                  <!-- end of anchor point -->
</u>                                    <!-- end of underlining -->

</body>                                 <!-- end of main body -->

</html>                                 <!-- end of HTML code -->
