This is an h1 Heading

Notice that the default behavor is to be left justified, bold and in much larger type.

This is an h2 Heading. Here we demonstrate some text editing.

Here we have an example of text in italic and also text in bold face. This type of manipulation is quite handy when we are working with text. Also notice that the text wraps around. Resize your browser. You'll see that the text flows according to the size of the browser window. Try to always test your pages in different size windows as poorly done layout won't resize well.

For you to get the most from these examples you also have to look at the code used to force the browser to render what you see. Select View --> Source to see the source.

In addition to normal text flow
we can make our line
shorter than normal
if we have to

This is an h3 Heading. Here we demonstrate anchors.

This is just a link or anchor to another pages. Press the back arrow to get back here.
The same page but notice we now open in a New Page. This is handy when we don't want to "lose" our visitor.

This is an h4 Heading. Let's see what an ordered list looks like.

1. First Item
2. Second Item
3. Third Item
4. Fourth Item
5. Fifth Item

This is an h5 Heading. Now let's see what an unordered list looks like.

• First Item
• Second Item
• Third Item
• Fourth Item
• Fifth Item

Yes, you can nest your lists as well

1. First Item in ordered
2. Second Item in ordered

• Item in unordered
• Item in unordered
• Item in unordered
• Item in unordered
• Item in unordered

3. Third Item in ordered
4. Fourth Item in ordered
5. Fifth Item in ordered

Now, you may wonder if it's possible to not stop and restart the ordered list. After all, we have to manually specify the starting number now. Well, yes you can but try to get it xhtml compliant. Might be possible, but it's problematic.

This is an h6 Heading

So, how big does the text appear in relation to the h6 heading?