Text styles
The examples on this page demonstrate the styling of structural html elements as defined in the University style sheets.
You do not need to apply styles to your html to achieve these styles, they are styled automatically through the external style sheets. The presentation of these page elements may vary across different browsers, platforms and operating systems.
heading 1 example
This is a sample paragraph that sits below the H1 heading tag.
heading 2 example
This is a sample paragraph that sits below the H2 heading tag.
heading 3 to heading 6 example
This is a sample paragraph that sits below the H3 to H6 heading tags. Headings 4,5 and 6 tags use the same style as the heading 3 tag.
The following examples show how standard html elements are styled by the University style sheets.
- This is an emphasised text example
- This is a strong text example
- This is an underline example
- This is a teletype text example
- This is a acronym example.
- This is an abbreviation example.
This is a code example.- This is an inline link example.
- This is an inline link with a title attribute example.
- This is a keyboard example.
- big example
- This is a cite example.
- This is a small text example
- This is a sample example.
- A horizontal rule follows:
This is an example of the pre tag: Text can appear spaced over several lines or at intevals.
This is a blockquote example. The text is formatted to stand out from the surrounding paragrapgh text and will wrap around with insets to the left and right.