This is plain text inside a paragraph block.
This is centered text
This is right aligned text
The rest of the text should be left aligned. The page has a link to another page. Plus a link to a different page, specified as an absolute URL and a link to a destination anchor.
Horizontal rule:
Here a five <BR> elements
They shouldn't result in five line feeds.
There is a lot more besides this.
A whole lot more! Like a really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really long line that is inside a paragraph with nowrap set.
This textis preformatted
but the line breaks are a mixture of paragraph and line break markers
In fact, there is enough to provide a reasonable amount of text so that any browser will have to scroll through the text to see all of it.
Here are some images. This one is just inline:
,
and this one is inside an anchor
This will give the browser something more interesting to do other than just put plain old text on the screen. It will have to have scrollbars too!
I hope it can handle that!
I might just put some bold, italic, and underlined text in here as well. Now for the real test: bold, italic AND underlined! Below is some code.
static int
main(int argc, char *argv)
{
printf("Hello world\n");
}
I can also do GIF images, but not interlaced GIFs(yet!). Here 'tis:
One day I'll do JPEGs too!
This document has a destination anchor.