Bold
    The "Bold" option returns the code <B></B>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags, formatting the text between as bold. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag.
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Italic
    The "Italic" option returns the code <I></I>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags, formatting the text between as italic. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag.
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Underline
    The "Underline" option returns the code <U></U>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags, formatting the text between as underlined. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag.
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Start Tag <>
    The "Start Tag" option returns the code <>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two brackets, ready to type any tag you wish in between. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two brackets will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last bracket.
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End Tag </>
    The "Start Tag" option returns the code </>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two brackets, ready to type any tag you wish in between. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two brackets will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last bracket.
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Font Size +1
    The "Font Size +1" option returns the code <FONT SIZE="+1"></FONT>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags, formatting the text between as a font item that is one size larger than the current browser font. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag.
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Font Size -1
    The "Font Size -1" option returns the code <FONT SIZE="-1"></FONT>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags, formatting the text between as a font item that is one size smaller than the current browser font. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag.
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Center
    The "Center" option returns the code <CENTER></CENTER>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to center the item that it surrounds. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag.
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Paragraph
    The "Paragraph" option returns the code <P>, leaving the cursor positioned after the tag. This tag acts to create a new paragraph, thus creating "whitespace" between the text or item that follows and the preceeding item. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the tag will preceed that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text.
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Break
    The "Break" option returns the code <BR>, leaving the cursor positioned on the line following the <BR>. This tag acts to create a line break in code, similar to a line feed or carriage return in a word processor. This is used when "whitespace" caused by a paragraph tag is not necessary, but a new line is desired. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the <BR> will replace it.
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Non-breaking space
    The "Non-breaking space" option returns the code  , leaving the cursor positioned after. This tag acts to create a single non-breaking space. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the   will replace it.
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Blockquote
    The "Blockquote" option returns the code <BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to create an area of "whitespace" between the text and the outside borders of the left and right sides of the text. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag. Below is an example:

Blockquoted text should appear as this small paragraph does. You should notice the presence of additional space on the left and right margins, setting it apart from other items on this page.

H1
    The "H1" option returns the code <H1></H1>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to create header format value of H1, which is the largest of the header values. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag. Below is an example:

Example of H1 formatted text

H2
    The "H2" option returns the code <H2></H2>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to create header format value of H2. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag. Below is an example:

Example of H2 formatted text

H3
    The "H3" option returns the code <H3></H3>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to create header format value of H3. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag. Below is an example:

Example of H3 formatted text

H4
    The "H4" option returns the code <H4></H4>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to create header format value of H4. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag. Below is an example:

Example of H4 formatted text

H5
    The "H5" option returns the code <H5></H5>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to create header format value of H5. If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag. Below is an example:

Example of H5 formatted text

H6
    The "H6" option returns the code <H6></H6>, leaving the cursor positioned between the two tags. This tag acts to create header format value of H6, which is the smallest of the header values . If there is currently highlighted text in the active edit window, the two tags will surround that text, leaving the cursor at the end of the selected text, inside the last tag. Below is an example:

Example of H6 formatted text

Insert Date and Time
    The "Insert Date and Time" option returns the following submenu: