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	Click the checkbox as you complete each step (double-click to erase).
	Click the View It button to see how the heading Declaration of Independence is displayed differently for each heading level.
	Modify the headings a bit, move the order around...experiment and click the View It button to see how those headings are displayed by your browser.

<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Declaration of Independence</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1>Declaration of Independence</H1> <H2>Declaration of Independence</H2> <H3>Declaration of Independence</H3> <H4>Declaration of Independence</H4> <H5>Declaration of Independence</H5> <H6>Declaration of Independence</H6> <P>And this is a paragraph, for comparison! <form> <input type=button value="Close Window" onClick="javascript:window.close();"> </form> </BODY> </HTML>

Note that the main difference is that Header 1 is displayed as the "most important" header. By default, the display for each Header element is defined by the browser. But, you can always override the display by specifying font and color information in the HTML file, or in Cascading Style Sheets (topics for much later down the road...)

Also note that there are tools available that allow you to build Tables of Contents...obviously such tools will be rendered virtually useless if you don't impose hierarchy when you create your headings!

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Go to the Student Blackboard

Copyright © 2001 Michael J. Doyle All Rights Reserved. Designed & Developed by Mike Doyle using Macromedia Dreamweaver & CourseBuilder See Mike's Training Schedule for HTML, Dreamweaver, & CourseBuilder Courses Email Mike Doyle

Copyright © 2001 Michael J. Doyle
All Rights Reserved.

Designed & Developed by Mike Doyle
using Macromedia Dreamweaver & CourseBuilder

See Mike's Training Schedule for
HTML, Dreamweaver, & CourseBuilder Courses

Email Mike Doyle