So, basically, everything in html goes in these litte arrows, but I doubt they'll show up in here. <> If they don't, just use the "," and ".", only with shift. Excluding the brackets, a basic webpage has to have the following.

html
head
title
/title
/head
body



/body
/html

The / just ends whatever command was opened earlier. I think you can figure it out from here if I just give you the tags and say what they are.

html--opens the page

head--I wish I knew. It just goes at the top where nobody sees. Anything in the head section won't be visible on the page.

title--what you want to display up above the menu bar on the webpage

body--where you put the stuff you want people to see

center--centers stuff after it.
em--italics
strong--bold
h1 (or) h2 (or) h3 (or) h4 (or) h5 (or) h6--heading tags. Makes stuff big and bold.
hr -- horizontal rule. These are handy; I use them in ff.net all the time.
p --paragraph. Automatically puts spaces between paragraphs.
!--blah, etc-- --comments
ol--ordered list. You know, with numbers.
ul--unordered list with bullets
--definition list--didn't teach
br--open tag, needs no closing--puts a blank line

COLOR SITES for HTML codes:
http://www.immigration-usa.com/html_colors.html
http://www.ctyme.com/colors.htm