Character Formatting

This web page illustrates both lists and all of the character formats. It is a drill exercise other than a normal web page.

Table of Contents

Header Formats
Logical Styles
Physicl Styles
Special Characters

Header Formats

This is a sample of header 2

This is a sample of header 3

This is a sample of header 4

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This is a sample of header 6
This is a sample of header 7(error)

Logical Styles

  1. Abbreviation - defines an abbreviation

    2. ASAP, SOS

  2. Acronym - defines an acronym

    3. HTML, XML

  3. Address - address data, such as e-mail or home page reference

    4. http://www.yahoo.com

  4. Blockquote - large quotation (indented left and righ)
    5. This is an example for writing a block quote tag. It is a long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long quotation.
  5. Cite - citation, such as bibliographical reference

    6. Daiches, David, ed.Wuthering Heights. By Emily Bronte. London: penguin, 1985

  6. deleted - identify and strike through deleted text.

    7. e.g.deleted

  7. Definiton - format for definitions

    8. Sed is a tool used by users, programmers and system administratiors - anyone working with textfile. Sed, so called because it is a stream editor, is perfect for applying a series of edits to a number of files

  8. Emphasized - define emphasized text.

    9. e.g.emphasized

  9. Insert - identifies text to be inserted

    10. e.g.inserted

  10. Quotation - defines a quotation

    11. Now is the time for all good students to come to the aid of their college

  11. Preformatted - separate text and display in monofont

    12. e.g.
    preformatted
  12. Sample output - identifies a sample

    13. e.g.sample

  13. Strongly emphasized - strongly emphasized text

    14. e.g.strongly emphasized

  14. Variable - an emphasis tag for code or preformatted text

    15. e.g.variable

Physical Styles

  1. Bold - display bold text

    2. e.g.bold

  2. Big - increase text one font size.

    3. e.g.big

  3. Computer Code - display text in a monofont.

    4. e.g.computer code

  4. Italic - display italic text

    5. e.g.italic

  5. Keyboard - an another monospaced font.

    6. e.g.keyboard

  6. Small - make text one font size smaller.

    7. e.g.small

  7. Strikethrough - display text with line strike through

    8. e.g.struck through

  8. Subscript - display text half line below

    9. e.g.subscript

  9. Superscript - display text half line above

    10. e.g.superscript

  10. Teletype - a monofont

    11. e.g.teletype

  11. Underline - underline text

    12. e.g.underline

Special Characters



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