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Text and Typography Styling
In the previous chapter, you may have been frustrated that our web pages only dealt with the page structure and didn’t contain any actual content. In this chapter, we will look at the HTML elements that are used for text-based page content. You are probably familiar with most of these elements from using word processing applications when writing documents. These HTML elements include elements such as headings, paragraphs, and lists.
As you are aware, when building web pages, the markup is only one aspect. We also need to style the elements of a page. We will take a look at issues concerning the styling of these text-based elements. We will also look into concerns such as cross-browser consistency. Finally, we will ...
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