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Headers<\/h2>\n

Headers are used to describe such elements as website name, slogan, section titles. HTML and XHTML specifications define 6 levels of headers, where h1 is the most important and h6 is the least important.<\/p>\n

Header 1<\/h1>\n

Header 2<\/h2>\n

Header 3<\/h3>\n

Header 4<\/h4>\n

Header 5<\/h5>\n
Header 6<\/h6>\n

Links<\/h2>\n

Local link<\/a>
\nVisited link<\/a>
\nExternal link<\/a>
\nExternal link with encrypted connection<\/a>
\nE-mail link<\/a><\/p>\n

Block elements<\/h2>\n

Block quote<\/h3>\n

The blockquote element is used to indicate the quotation of a bigger section of text from another source. Using the default HTML styling of most web browsers, it will indent the right and left margins both on the display and in printed form.Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia<\/cite><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Preformated text<\/h3>\n
    ___                        _\r\n   \/   \\_ __ _   _ _ __   __ _| |   \/\/ This is preformated text\r\n  \/ \/\\ \/ '__| | | | '_ \\ \/ _` | |\r\n \/ \/_\/\/| |  | |_| | |_) | (_| | |\r\n\/___,' |_|   \\__,_| .__\/ \\__,_|_|\r\n                  |_|<\/pre>\n
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Phrase elements<\/h2>\n
em<\/h3>\n
Element used to put emphasis on certain information<\/em>. Most browsers display emphased text in italics by default.<\/p>\n
Sample: This is emphasied text<\/em>.<\/p>\n
strong<\/h3>\n
This element stands for ”stronger emphasis” and is used for marking more important text.<\/p>\n
Sample: This is text with stronger emphasis<\/strong><\/p>\n
cite<\/h3>\n
According to W3C specification<\/cite>, we use cite<\/code> element to define source of a quotation or reference.<\/p>\n
Sample: This is quotation source<\/cite><\/p>\n
dfn<\/h3>\n
Element used to markup inline definition of a single term.<\/p>\n
Sample: This is definition<\/dfn><\/p>\n
code<\/h3>\n
This element informs the browser that it contains a computer code, such as XHTML markup.<\/p>\n
Sample: document.write(\"Hello world\");<\/code><\/p>\n
samp<\/h3>\n
Defines computer output data, for example we can use it to markup error messages<\/p>\n
Sample:<\/p>\n
Error: no such file or directory<\/samp><\/p>\n
kbd<\/h3>\n
Means information that should be entered by the user.<\/p>\n
Sample: press Alt + F4<\/kbd> to close this window. ESC<\/kbd><\/p>\n
var<\/h3>\n
Means variables used in computer programs or scripts.<\/p>\n
Sample: counter<\/var><\/p>\n
abbr<\/h3>\n
Abbreviation \/ a shortened form of a word or phrase<\/p>\n
Sample: dr<\/abbr><\/p>\n
acronym<\/h3>\n
Acronym \/ a word formed from the initial letters of other words<\/p>\n
Sample acronyms: XHTML<\/acronym><\/p>\n
q<\/h3>\n
Inline quotation<\/p>\n
Sample: This is sample quotation<\/q><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Lists<\/h2>\n
Unordered List<\/h3>\n