Text formatting options

This page shows some of the different ways we can format the text on your website.

This is a 2nd level heading

Headings make long pages easier to read. We will format each heading level with a font and color to complement your site design. Heading level 1 is reserved for the main page heading  as shown above; so we will start additional headings with a 2nd level heading. We can add as many headings as needed, but shouldn’t skip heading numbers. Headings should always use standard outline format to give meaning to the content on the page. They shouldn’t be used for formatting purposes alone.

This is a 3rd level heading

This is a 4th level heading

This is a 5th level heading

This is a 6th level heading

This is strong text.
This is emphasized text.
This is a text link.
Color text stands out.
This is deleted text.
This is inserted text.
This is highlight text
And this text has a background color.
This is big text.
This is small text. It’s not that important.
This is XX large size text.
This is text formatted with the Courier font.
This is an abbreviation – CSS. On desktops, hover the cursor over “CSS” to see it spelled out.
This is an acronym – radar. On desktops, hover the cursor over “radar” to see what the letters stand for.

This is a bullet (unnumbered) list.

• One.
• Two.
• Three.

This is a numbered list.

1. One.
2. Two.
3. Three.

This is a table with a caption.

Rank	Breed	Fun Fact
1	Exotic	cross between a Persian and an American shorthair
2	Ragdoll	tend to go limp when picked up
3	British shorthair	the most featured cat in TV, books and movies
4	Persian	mentioned in hieroglyphics back to 1684 B.C.
5	Maine coon	a large breed with dog-like tendencies

Divider lines can help break up sections on a page. We can make dividers solid, dashed, dotted or striped.

Other text formats

There are many other types of “blocks” or formats we can use including complex rows, columns, tabs, accordions, photo overlays, quotes, info boxes, icons, buttons, cards, and more!