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  2006 The Trustees of Indiana University

2.

To enter the header, type:

Midwest Search and Recovery  

Notice that pressing Enter created a new paragraph.

Now let's enter body text.

3.

To add the body text, type:

So that others may live...  

You see the header and body text paragraphs.

Using a Heading Style

An 

HTML style 

is a combination of font formatting and paragraph attributes 

gathered under one name. There are six pre defined 

heading styles

 that com 

bine a certain font size with bold formatting. All heading styles also include a 

hard return and are followed by a blank line. Heading 1 is the largest and 

Heading 6 is the smallest. The exact properties are determined by the Web 

browser. For example, a user can set their browser to display Heading 1 in any 

font face from Arial to Times New Roman.

Rather than changing individual font attributes, we'll use a heading style to 

format the header text. This will also add better structure to the page.

Since the page header is a central element, we want it to stand out. Let's see 

how to apply the Heading 1 style to the header text.

1.

Position the cursor on the header text line that says 

Midwest Search 

and Recovery

.

2.

To apply the style, on the Style drop down list,

,   Heading 1

You see the text is larger and bold.

Formatting Text

Now let's see how to apply individual formatting attributes to text. We'll 

change the size and color of the body text.

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