<div style = “text –align: center”
< a n name = “top”> <h1 style = “font – variant: small – caps”<> the bookworm: a better book store <./h1> </a>
<Block quote>
“Old books are best ------- how tale and rhyme <br/>
Float with us down the stream of time /”br/>
Clarence Urmy, <cite> old songs age Best </cite>
</block quote>
<p> the bookworm bookshop <br/>
1345 apple wood Dr <br/>
Springfield, CA 94325 <br/>
(415) 555 – 0034 </p>
</div>
I’ve also used the style attribute to change the text in the <h1> tag to small caps. To change the font size of the address, add a style attribute to the paragraph containing the address:
<p style = “font – size : 150% “> the bookworm bookshop <br/>
1345 apple wood dr<br/>
Springfield, CA 94325, br/>
(415) 555 – 0034
</p>
Figure 6.20 shows the final result, with attributes,. Note that neither of these changes affects the readability of the page in browsers that don’t support <div> or <font>: the page still works just fine without them. It just looks different.
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