You can use the blink tag, but it does not work in all browsers. It is not standard HTML. Also it can look a bit tacky so it is not always encouraged to have flashing text on your page. To do it, try this in different browsers:
<blink>Depending on the browser, this text may flash</blink>
<code><code>HTML TEXT HERE</code></code>
The view of the website in form of HTML is HTML view. It is the basic code you write in text editor.
Your text will move when you use it.
hyper text markup language
No HTML can be written in a simple text file and saved as .html.
To code HTML, you'll need a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++. You can write your HTML code in there and save the pages as "something.html". Make sure you have the ".html" extension. If you double click the file you have made, it will open up a web browser and you'll see what your HTML has done.
It does preformatted text. It displays text in a plain font and it preserves any line breaks, which normally does not happen in html. It also keeps spaces, so the text will look like it is typed in the source code.
You can use the comment tags to include text in your HTML code that will not be displayed in the browser. Here is how you do that: <!-- Comment Text -->.
You need to use HTML and Styles to do it. For the Pictures/YourImage.gif part you can put in your own code for your picture.Your text
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. An HTML document contains HTML code that shows a Web browser how to display the document content.
All HTML files are text files. You can open them with any text editor, such as Notepad. When a browser opens the file, it reads it and displays the html as a web page. If you open a html file in a text editor or a word processor or other such application, you will see the actual html code, which is just ordinary text. So you don't need to convert HTML files into text, as they are already text files. All you need is something to open them with, other than a browser.
Some websites will not accept HTML code in their forms so that malicious users will not be able to hijack the site. Oftentimes, web forms encode HTML so that it is not actually HTML but just plain text. If a web form does not allow HTML then it is possible that it gives another way of editing the look of the text that the form accepts.