Basic HTML 2.0 Style Sheet

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Address <address> </address>

Blockquote <blockquote> </blockquote>

Headings <h1 to 6> </h1 to 6>

Character-Level Elements:

Citation <cite> </cite>

Code <code> </code>

Emphasis <em> </em>

Keyboard <kbd> </kbd>

Strong <strong> </strong>

Teletype <tt> </tt>

Variable <var> </var>

List Elements:

Definition List <dl>, </dl> , and <dt>, <dd>

Definition List w/Compact Attribute <dl compact>, </dl>

Directory List <dir>, <li>, and </dir>

Menu List <menu>, </menu> and <li>

Ordered List <ol>, </ol> and <li>

Unordered List <ul>, </ul> and <li>

Address:

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Blockquote:

Albert Einstein said in 1934:

"The true value of a human being is determined primarily by the measure and the sense in which he has attained liberation from the self."

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Heading:

This is a level 1 heading

This is a level 2 heading

This is a level 3 heading

This is a level 4 heading

This is a level 5 heading

This is a level 6 heading

Citation:

If you wou'd not be forgotten
As soon as you are dead and rotten,
Either write things worth reading,
Or do things worth the writing.

Benjamin Franklin

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Code:

Anybody know a good example of code text?

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Emphasis:

This text is being emphasized for your viewing pleasure.

(Can you tell the difference between this and <cite>?)

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Keyboard:

Pretend you are typing this text into a form.

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Strong:

This text is rendered in bold!

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Teletype:

This text is what teletype looks like.

(Can you tell the difference between this and <code> or <keyboard>?)

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Variable:

This text is rendered in italics.

(Can you tell the difference between this and, oh never mind...)

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Definition List:

Parallax

The apparent displacement of an observed object due to the difference between two points of view.

Parallel

Extending in the same direction, equidistant at all points, and never converging.

Parallelogram

A four-sided polygon having both pairs of opposite sides parallel to each other.

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Definition List w/ Compact Attribute:

VA

Virginia

WA

Washington

DC

District of Columbia

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Directory List:

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Menu List:

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Ordered List:

1. cornflakes
2. banana
3. milk
4. sugar

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Unordered List:

• cornflakes
• banana
• milk
• sugar

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