The B element suggests that text be rendered as bold text. - common attributes The I element suggests that text be rendered as italic text. - common attributes The U element, deprecated in HTML 4.0, suggests that text be rendered as underlined text. - common attributes The BR element forces a break in the current line of text. - CLEAR=[ left | all | right | none ] (clear floating objects) - core attributes The P element defines a paragraph. - ALIGN=[ left | center | right | justify ] (horizontal alignment) - common attributes   Inserting nbsp. Non breaking space. <a> </a> The A element denotes an anchor--a hypertext link or the destination of a link. The HREF attribute specifies a hypertext link to another resource, such as an HTML document or a JPEG image. <img> The IMG element specifies an inline image. The required SRC attribute specifies the location of the image. <hr> The HR element defines a horizontal rule for visual browsers. While this element is inherently presentational, it can be used structurally as a section divider.  The !-- --> element comment a text inside. <div align="left"> </div> The DIV ALIGN=left suggests the horizontal alignment for the content of the division to left. <div align="center"> </div> The DIV ALIGN=center or CENTER suggests the horizontal alignment for the content of the division to center. <div align="right"> </div> The DIV ALIGN=right suggests the horizontal alignment for the content of the division to right. <div align="justify"> </div> The DIV ALIGN=justify suggests the horizontal alignment for the content of the division to justify.