It's a good idea to provide a little information on each Web page about how to contact the author. HTML provides a convenient way to accomplish this, by means of the address element.
Here's an example of an address:
This page was authored by Virginia Slim. All correspondence should be sent to P.O. Box 3241, Bloomington IN, 47402, USA.
Of course, it might make more sense to include your e-mail address. It's a simple matter to embed a link to your e-mail address so the reader can instantly send you a message about your page. This is covered on the section about links.
Here's the HTML code:
<ADDRESS> This page was authored by Virginia Slim. All correspondence should be sent to P.O. Box 3241, Bloomington IN, 47402, USA. </ADDRESS>
As you can see, the address element is delimited by the <ADDRESS> and </ADDRESS> tags. Most browsers display the content of the address element in italic text.
The address is a block-level element.