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Hierarchical Type

The body text is for the con­tent.

Tertiary Heading

Secondary Heading

Primary Heading

Create smart & effective descriptions

We crush with smaller descriptions too.

Hierarchical Type

The body text is for the con­tent.

Tertiary Heading

Secondary Heading

Primary Heading

Create smart & effective descriptions

We crush with larger descriptions too.

Page Title

You can add an introductory larger size text to your articles by simply wrapping a paragraph in a p tag with the CSS class of “desc”. Put simply, larger text will usually be read before smaller text. Add “large” class to make it even bigger.

We paid a lot of attention to getting our typography right! The purpose of this page is to help determine what default settings are with CSS and to make sure that all possible elements are included. For example, we looked at headings. Lovely headings.

Heading Two Formatting

Dropcap can be added by wrapping the first letter of the first word in a span tag with the CSS class of “dropcap”. Instead of using the body text font, we use the display font from our titles. This also ties the two elements together if the display font works well with the body text.openers. You can also use a purely decorative font. There are thousands of decorative typefaces, and most of them aren’t appropriate for use in a book’s body text.

Blockquotes are a great way to display and format quotations. Insert beautiful quotes using the “quote” button from the visual editor. To add an author just wrap its name in a cite tag.

Are you still making bulleted and numbered lists by manually typing bullets or numbers at the beginning of each line? In the 21st century, this is a task no one should be doing it by hand.

  • We took a good long look
  • At
  • Unordered
  • Lists.
  1. Also, we took a good look
  2. At
  3. Lists
  4. Of the ordered variety.

Heading Three

This tag styles large blocks of code.

pre {
	margin: 0 0 5px;
	font-weight: bold;
	font-size: 16px;
	line-height: 1.5;
}

Tables are useful for lay­outs where text needs to be po­si­tioned side-by-side or float­ing at spe­cif­ic lo­ca­tions on the page. If mak­ing these is frus­trat­ing with the usu­al lay­out tools, try us­ing a table.

TypeFontDescription
HumanistSabonClosely connected to calligraphy
TransitionalBaskervilleMore abstract and less organic
ModernBodoniNote the thin, straight serifs
Slab SerifClarendonEgyptian typefaces have heavy serifs

To highlight a text, you simply need to wrap it into a <span> with the class “highlight”. This can be done in the Text editor view.

Two Column Layout

To split the text in a two columns layout you simply need to wrap it into a div container with class “twocolumn”. Having multiple columns allows for a very versatile ad grid, and, traditionally, newspapers were in the business of selling ads. There is a general rule that one line of unjustified text should have around 9-12 words. For justified text, these numbers are around 10-15 words. Since some words are longer and some shorter this is not a perfect measurement. Small columns of text are easier to read than large ones. Imagine a newspaper-sized line that stretched across an entire page. It would be very easy to skip a line. For justified text, these numbers are around 10-15 words. Since some words are longer and some shorter this is not a perfect measurement. You must ask yourself how to easily achieve these numbers? Don’t worry it is easy, you won’t have to count the characters one by one.