HTML documents consist of text, images, multimedia files, links, and other bits of content that you meld together into a page by using markup elements and attributes. You use blocks of text to create such things as headings, paragraphs, and lists. The first step in creating a solid HTML document is laying a firm foundation that establishes the document's structure.

Page 71, Figure 5-1: Paragraphs (display view) (code view)

Page 72, Figure 5-2: Paragraph alignment (display view) (code view)

Page 73, Figure 5-3: Headings (display view) (code view)

Page 74/75, Figure 5-4: Block quotes (display view) (code view)

Page 75, Figure 5-5: White space (display view) (code view)

Page 76, Figure 5-6: Preformatted text (display view) (code view)

Page 77/78, Figure 5-7: Line breaks (display view) (code view)

Page 79, Figure 5-8: Horizontal rules (display view) (code view)

Page 80, Figure 5-9: Horizontal rule attributes (display view) (code view)

Page 81, Figure 5-10: Colored horizontal rule (display view) (code view)

Page 83, Figure 5-11: Numbered lists (display view) (code view)

Page 83, Figure 5-12: Numbered lists, re-ordered (display view) (code view)

Page 84, Figure 5-13: Numbered list attributes (display view) (code view)

Page 85, Figure 5-14: Unordered lists (display view) (code view)

Page 86, Figure 5-15: Unordered list attributes (display view) (code view)

Page 87/88, Figure 5-16: Definition lists (display view) (code view)

Page 89, Figure 5-17: Nested lists (display view) (code view)

Invalid markup (display view) (code view)

Invalid markup test (display view) (code view)

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