This page demonstrates CSS styles for simple text formatting made available through the standard SJU stylesheets. Anybody using the official SJU templates will have access to the following styles.

Note: If you unsure how to apply these styles, or styles in general, please refer to "How-To Apply CSS Styles using Dreamweaver."

The name of the specific style is offered (in parentheses) at the end of each line.

This is a sample of H1 (1st level heading) text (Format: "<h1>" or "Heading 1")

This is a sample of H2 (2nd level heading) text (Format: "<h2>" or "Heading 2")

This is a sample of H3 (3rd level heading) text (Format: "<h3>" or "Heading 3")

This is a sample of H4 (4th level heading) text (Format: "<h4>" or "Heading 4 ")

This is a sample of H5 (5th level heading) text (Format: "<h5>" or "Heading 5 ")

This is a sample of H6 (6th level heading) text (Format: "<h6>" or "Heading 6 ")

Philadelphia is cold in December. (CSS Style: "subtitle")

Singapore is never cold. It remains warm throughout the year, and does not have four seasons like Philadephia. Such an environment makes it a year-round spot for tropical-weather seeking tourists. (CSS Style: "subtext")

Preformatted text (Style: <pre> or "Preformatted")

Use the <code> tag if you wish to offer people snippets of HTML or CSS (or any other computer language) in your writing (Format: "<code>" or Style: "code")