There is a DIV here and then a paragraph with a link. The paragraph should have a first line indenting of 5 em. Here is a bunch of text to make this obvious. Still more text to ensure this paragraph spans more than one or two lines. There, that should be enough.[8]
This is BIG text in the DIV. It should be one and a half times normal size. The next three paragraphs should all have the same formatting even though they use different means to get there. [9]This is a paragraph. This paragraph should be small caps, italic and with double line spacing. The font should be Georgia, Baskerville, New Baskerville, Palatino or as a last resort, your default serif typeface. The styles were set by defining an id of "special", and then defining the styles for the id. The styles are defined in compact "font:" syntax. [10]
This is a paragraph. This paragraph should be small caps, italic and with double line spacing. The font should be Georgia, Baskerville, New Baskerville, Palatino or as a last resort, your default serif typeface. The styles are defined inline using a style attribute and compact syntax, exactly as they are for the previous paragraph. [11]
This is a paragraph. This paragraph should be small caps, italic and with double line spacing. The font should be Georgia, Baskerville, New Baskerville, Palatino or as a last resort, your default serif typeface. The styles are defined inline using a style attribute and expanded syntax (multiple style rules). [12]
Heading is a light weight, not bold [13] | And hopefully condensed if your browser supports font-stretch [14] |
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cells have | font-size-adjust:1.2 [15] |
assigned to them | Does it affect the size? |
Heading should be italic [16] | and not bold [17] |
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Ordinary cells should be oblique [18] | Which is slanted |
Is there a difference? | How would you tell? |
This is a rather longer paragraph with an acronym (NATO) and an abbreviation (abbr.). Do you get any text or tooltip when you hover your mouse over them? There is a SPAN in here that should also have a tooltip and a SPAN with two class attributes. If it is green text on yellow, your browser supports multiple classes [19].
Support standards, but only IE5/Mac, Netscape 6, iCab and Opera put quote marks around it.
Some code
, some keyboard input, some sample
text and a variable, followed by a blockquote. The code
should be the browser's default [39]. The keyboard input should be bold,
standard font size and either Courier or your default monospace font [40]. The sample
text and variable should be as for the keyboard input, except that they are
"larger". [41]
MacEdition strives to provide helpful, useful, well-reasoned analysis and commentary. In cases where we present facts, we expect to be accurate. In cases of opinion, we expect to be clear. In cases of speculation, we expect to do so judiciously, and with a keen eye to reality. We also expect that this blockquote region has a line-height of 3ex, or roughly one-and-a-half spacing.[42]CodeBitch