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Paragraphs

Not tagged

This is an example of a block of text that is NOT within a pair of paragraph tags. In the HTML file it looks like a separate block of text. This is a second block of text. It is NOT within a pair of paragraph tags. In the HTML file, it too looks like a separate block of text. But how does it look when displayed as a Web page?

Tagged

This is an example of a block of text that IS within a pair of paragraph tags. In the HTML file it may or may not look like a separate block of text.

This is a second block of text that IS within a pair of paragraph tags. In the HTML file it may or may not look like a separate block of text. But how does it look when displayed as a Web page?


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Physical characters styles

This is normal. This is Bold. This is normal again.

This is normal. This is Italic. This is normal again.

This is normal. This is Typewriter. This is normal again.


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Logical character styles

This is normal. This is STRONG text. This is normal again.

This is normal. This is EMphasized text. This is normal again.

This is normal. This is CITEd text. This is normal again.

This is normal. This is computer-CODE. This is normal again.

This is normal. This is keyboard (KBD) text. This is normal again.

This is normal. This is a SAMPle computer message. This is normal again.

This is normal. This represents a VARiable. This is normal again.


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Headings

Heading level one

Heading level two

Heading level three

Heading level four

Heading level five
Heading level six

And just for comparison, here is a short paragraph of text. Notice how the size and style of the text of this paragraph contrasts with that of the headings.


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Font size

Variations in size

This is is text at the normal size for a paragarph.
This is text at a size of 1.
This is text at a size of 2.
This is text at a size of 3.
This is text at a size of 4.
This is text at a size of 5.
This is text at a size of 6.
This is text at a size of 7.

Elegant use

Emphasizing Initial Letters

Arrogant use

In your (inter)face D-sign


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Comments

This is the first line of text.

This is the third line of text.

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Special characters

Special HTML characters

This is how to include an ampersand: &

This is how to include a less-than bracket: <

This is how to include a greater-than bracket: >

This is how to include a quotation mark: "

This is how to include a nonbreaking space: before after

ISO-Latin-1 characters

Here's the pounds sterling symbol: £

Here are two versions of the slashed oh: ø and ø


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Revised: 20 August 1995
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