You can add headings to help those who visit
your Web site for the first time find their
target content easily. This section explains
how to insert headings, which are actually
a type of paragraph, and how to change the type of a paragraph.
This section contains the following topics:
Related HTML tags | <P></P> <H1></H1> <H2></H2> <H3></H3> <H4></H4> <H5></H5> <H6></H6> <ADDRESS></ADDRESS> <BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE> <PRE></PRE> |
When you enter text into the editor of Homepage Builder,
a paragraph of Normal type is automatically created. You can change
the paragraph into a heading or other type
of paragraph. The following types of paragraphs are available.
Types of paragraphs | Explanation | Display example |
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Normal | This is the normal paragraph. If nothing is specified, this type of paragraph is created. | ![]() |
Heading | There are six levels of headings: Heading 1 to Heading 6. Heading 1 is the highest level, and heading 6 is the lowest. On a Web browser, heading text is often displayed in bold font and its size typically becomes bigger as the heading level increases. | ![]() |
Address | This is a paragraph for entering addresses. On a Web browser, the text is often displayed in italics. | ![]() |
Block quote | This is a paragraph for entering quoted statements. On a Web browser, the paragraph is often indented. | ![]() |
Preformatted | Text in this format is displayed with fixed-space fonts. You can type two or more continuous spaces just as you can when you are working with Notepad, one of the Windows accessory tools. | ![]() |
To add a new heading:
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To insert another type of paragraph, select Paragraph and then any paragraph name from the Insert menu. |
Click the target paragraph and select a heading
level (Heading 1 to Heading 6) from the list box on the upper left of
the main window. The paragraph becomes the
selected type of heading.
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You can select another type of paragraph, such as Address or Block Quote, from the list box. |