How make 2 lines in <td> - asp.net

Question

I want to show two lines in <td>. And it is showing, next to each other.
<td bgcolor="White">
First Name
(on external website)
</td>
I want to be like below.
1st line bold and 2nd line will be small letters.

Answer 1

You could add a <br/> to force a line break and define some CSS classes for the font-styling:
<style>
.name { font-weight: bold; }
.subtext { font-size: smaller; }
</style>
<td bgcolor="White" >
<span class="name">First Name</span> <br/>
<span class="subtext">(on external website)</span>
</td>
Update:
For completeness, I'm also including what others have suggested: instead of using a <br/> element, control the line-break via CSS. This has the advantage, that you can change the behavior (remove the line-break) by simply editing the CSS:
<style>
.name { font-weight: bold; display:block; }
.subtext { font-size: smaller; }
</style>
<td bgcolor="White" >
<span class="name">First Name</span>
<span class="subtext">(on external website)</span>
</td>
Instead of using span elements, you could also use divs, which have the line-break by default (but it can be disabled by setting display:inline in the CSS).

Answer 2

<td bgcolor="White" >
<span style="font-weight:bold;">First Name</span> <br/>
<span style="font-size:6px;">(on external website)</span>
</td>
like that I suppose

Answer 3

As you want to style the lines differently, you need to put them in separate elements anyway, so if you use block elements they will end up as separate lines:
<td style="background: white;" >
<div style="font-weight: bold;">First Name</div>
<div style="font-size: 70%;">(on external website)</div>
</td>

Answer 4

Use <span></span> with the block attribute or <p></p>

Answer 5

<td bgcolor="White" >
<strong>First Name</strong><br />
<small>(on external website)</small>
</td>

Answer 6

You can put a p tag to indicate a newline like this.
<td>
First Name
<p>(on external website)</p>
</td>
Or use a br tag like this:
<td>
First Name <br />
(on external website)
</td>

Answer 7

The simplest solution is to add a <br /> as #M4N writes in his answer. But since it seems, that "First Name" is some sort of title, I would recommend to use the apropriate HTML tag. Also use CSS to style your table:
HTML:
<td class="white">
<h3>First Name</h3>
<span class="small">(on external website)</span>
</td>
CSS:
.white {
background-color: white;
}
.small {
font-size: .8em;
}
Note: Because <h3> is a block level element, the line break is "inserted" automatically