This and That HTML

On to the <div> </div> tags. Division tags are used mainly in conjuction with Style Sheets, but you can use them on just ordinary html pages as well.

I want to make the next area of my page centered. I want everything centered, so I'll use the division tag.

Cute huh?
Each and everything I do, from line breaks to paragraphs

to images to tables, all will be centered and I don't have to put the <center></center> tags in over and over.

We can look at the code here:

<div align=center> (Opens the division tag, align everything in the center of the page)
<P> (Opens a new paragraph. Since we're using divison tags we don't have to add anything else)
Cute huh? (My text)
<br> (I wanted a line break instead of a new paragraph)
Each and everything I do, from line breaks to paragraphs (My text)
<br> (I wanted a line break instead of a new paragraph)
<P> (Opens a new paragraph)
to images to tables, all will be centered and I don't have to put the <center></center> tags in over and over. (My text)

</div> (Closes the division tag)

Sort of hard to read in the middle of the page, let's use the division tag to left justify it:

<div align=center> (Opens the division tag, align everything in the center of the page)
<P> (Opens a new paragraph. Since we're using divison tags we don't have to add anything else)
Cute huh? (My text)
<br> (I wanted a line break instead of a new paragraph)
Each and everything I do, from line breaks to paragraphs (My text)
<P> (Opens a new paragraph)
to images to tables, all will be centered and I don't have to put the <center></center> tags in over and over. (My text)
</div> (Closes the division tag)

Now we can use the right align tag:
<div align=right>
Instead of doing the code separate<br>
I'm just gonna type it here.<br>
By now I know you understand.
I could just go on and on and on but it's pretty apparent that I want<br>
to right justifiy everything in this paragraph.
Cat
</div>

To put it simply, division tags replace <center> tags, and alignment attributes in <P> tags.