To test the appearance of various html elements, this sample page was created. This summary is created with small tags as well as strong tags.
This is a regular paragraph. Nothing special, just a block of text. In future articles, paragraphs will be a path to enlightenment, entertainment, and maybe, humor.
THIS IS A SUBHEAD MADE WITH STRONG TAG
In the above subhead, I typed in all caps. That’s not because of css.
This is An h1 Example in Mixed Cases – Upper and Lower
This is An h2 Example in Mixed Cases – Upper and Lower
This is An h3 Example in Mixed Cases – Upper and Lower
This is An h4 Example in Mixed Cases – Upper and Lower
This is An h5 Example in Mixed Cases – Upper and Lower
Below is a blockquote:
Here is a blockquote that should be indented and highlighted with a pale background tint. Also, there should be a solid vertical bar to the left in a darker hue of the background color.
Below the previous blockquote and above this paragraph is a para tag with a non-breaking space.
Here is a blockquote
with lines like in a poem
each one broken by a break tag
we will see how ugly this looks.
Important! Break tag placement IS CRITICAL. Place a break tag at the end of a line and the next line will be properly leaded, or spaced. If you put a break tag before the next line, the gap between that line and the one above will be more akin to a paragraph tag. (You’ll also note that I’ve placed a color tag for red around Important at the head of this para. I also bolded the word.)
This is a blockquote with italics. We’ll see if it looks acceptable. This normally would be used to quote someone but we may choose another way to indicate that.
Below is an unordered list. It is NOT set off with blockquote tags:
- Baguette
- Cheese, preferably French
- Fresh radishes
- Fresh apples
- Vin rouge
- Vichy water
Below is an ordered list. It is NOT set off with blockquote tags:
- Baguette
- Cheese, preferably French
- Fresh radishes
- Fresh apples
- Vin rouge
- Vichy water
Now following this phrase is a link to… Read more…
Below is a horizontal rule set to fifty percent width, and centered:
Below is a horizontal rule set to fifty percent width, and NOT centered:
Below is a horizontal rule without a set width, and NOT centered:
To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. To the right is what should be a right-align inset image, and I’ll be repeating this sentence over and over in order to make a long paragraph, to see how the image looks. The end of this paragraph is stamped with a small image: 
Below is an externally hosted image with center alignment, and without a border:
Below is an externally hosted image with center alignment, and with a single black line border:
That’s it! The experiment is over.