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Heading tagsThe exact interpretation of these tags is browser specific. These may look different at home or work than at school. Use these tags to indicate page headlines, subheadings for sections, etc. If you just want big text, make it another way, such as through using CSS. If you have a section heading on your page indicate it with the appropriate level of h tag. <h1> this is for your major headline on the page </h1><h2> this is for the major subcategories or headings</h2><h3> this is for another level of subheading</h3><h4> this is the lowest level of heading usually used</h4><h5> but this one exists also</h5><h6> and so does this one if you want it.</h6> |
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