Add some text to your page. Put paragraph tags around it.
For lots of info about HTML (the text you write that becomes a web page), check out W3Schools.com. They have LOTS of tutorials and examples.
Did you ever notice that web page addresses NEVER have spaces in them? Similarly, the names of the documents you post should never contain spaces.
| Row 1, Column 1 | Row 1, Column 2 |
| Row 2, Column 1 | Row 2, Column 2 |
Commands like cellspacing, cellpadding, border, and others can jazz up your tables: add color, fix spacing, remove or change borders, etc.
You can center text, tables, and other HTML elements.
Remember: to link to an image, Word document, PowerPoint presentation, etc., you need to have these files in your public_html folder so other people will be able to access them.
The paragraph tags automatically put some space around your words, but the br tag adds a line break. For spaces within a line, or to use multiple line breaks, there is another command you can use. It appears below (in the HTML source code, not on the web page) and stands for "non-breaking space". You can think of it as a space that HTML won't ignore.