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Testing HTML for Lesson 20

<p align=center>...</p>

If this text
is
aligned down the middle, yes the very MIDDLE
of this page
then your browser supports center alignment as an attribute to the <p> tag

<center>...</center>

If this text
is
aligned down the middle, yes the very MIDDLE
of this page
then your browser supports center alignment via <center> tag

<hN align=center>

Am I Centered?

if the previous <h2> header is aligned in the center of the page, then your browser supports the align=center attribute in <hN> tags.

<img align=left>

If this text fills up the space next to the picture lined up on the left... then your web browser supports the align=left attribute for the <img align=left> tag

<img align=right>

If this text fills up the space next to the picture lined up on the right... then your web browser supports the align=right attribute for the <img align=right> tag

<div align=right>

If this text is right-justified
(meaning all of the text lines up nice and pretty
in a straight line on the right side of the page), then your web browser supports the <div>..</div> tag

<div align=center>

If this text is center-justified
(meaning all of the text lines up nice and pretty
in a straight line on down the middle), then your web browser supports the <div>..</div> tag. This might be an alternative if your browser does not support the <center>...</center> tags.