4.1 Introduction
The first three chapters were all about getting you started. With that knowledge base, you should be able to implement simple web pages that display relatively small amounts of text in a pleasing manner. That’ll accommodate some of your needs, but more often than not, you’ll want to display more than just a “small amount of text.” With web pages that have more content, you’ll want to present that content in an organized manner so that readers will be able to figure out more easily what’s going on. You probably wouldn’t enjoy reading a web page with row upon row of text that describes boring plumbing fixture minutia. But how about a web page with a bulleted list of plumbing fixture dos and don’ts, a nested numbered list of ...
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