In order for your posts to acquire beauty and elegance, as well as take the most optimal form for reading, I will try to tell you about HTML, and specifically about the simplest part - tags.

P.S. Let me state right away that most of these functions are built into our site's shell and their use is very adapted (remember bold font, italics, letter size, etc.) for convenience!

So:

HTML is not a programming language; it simply describes how the contents of a page should be displayed. This language is called HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language). It is called a markup language because it marks up text, i.e., describes which parts of the text and in what way they should look.
In general, if you view plain text with some editor on a computer, you will see only black text on a white background. Such information can only be read. It is very similar to an ordinary book. But to make the contents of a page hypertext (if translated literally, hypertext is super-text), it is necessary to give the computer certain instructions for processing. Moreover, such instructions must not be visible when viewing the text. A similar effect is achieved using so-called tags.
A tag is exactly such an instruction to the computer, which tells how a particular element of a web page should look and what it should do. A tag consists of the name of this instruction and has two parts - opening and closing. It's like quotation marks - there are the quotes themselves and
there is some content inside them.

An opening tag looks like angle brackets with the tag name inside them, for example: <р>.
A closing tag is the same thing, but only with a slash before the tag name, for example .

EXAMPLES OF BASIC TAGS:

This tag makes words - bold
This tag makes words - italic
This tag makes words - underlined
This tag makes words - strikethrough

This tag creates a paragraph before the sentence

This tag increases word size

This tag increases word size

This tag increases word size

EXAMPLE OF THE SIMPLEST TABLE:

Row 1, cell 1	Row 1, cell 2	Row 1, cell 3
Row 2, cell 1	Row 2, cell 2	Row 2, cell 3

Let's start tidying up (beautifying):

Row 1, cell 1	Row 1, cell 2	Row 1, cell 3
Row 2, cell 1	Row 2, cell 2	Row 2, cell 3

By changing the values provided in the table tag, you can modify the table according to your taste and discretion!

P.S. I think these tags will be enough for you for the first time.
In HTML na primerakh.doc, the HTML code of this message is provided:)

Experiment to your heart's content!

Sincerely VDV_forever

Here is, in my opinion, the simplest HTML tutorial... everything is explained step by step... in plain Russian... without complex terms... it's accessible, understandable, and great... as a bonus, there's a table of internet colors...)) (I'm currently using this tutorial to create a website for my clan) (I'll post what I've created soon).

an unfairly neglected topic!!!
here is a website created by me for educational purposes
by reviewing its code and the website itself (the articles on it are dedicated to website development), I hope you will find a lot of useful information
after unpacking the archive, run index.htm, and to view the code, open all files in .htm format using Notepad.