This page demonstrates the various typographic styles that are available within WordPress editor fields. As you can probably see, this is a basic paragraph of text. Within it you can include hyperlinks to other pages. When doing so, the link text should always be descriptive of the page that you are linking to. For example, visit the‚ Google homepage is a much better way of linking than this; to visit the Google homepage, click here. When creating hyperlinks it’s best practice to open links to external websites (offsite links) in a new window/tab thus allowing the user to still have this website open in their browser when they have finished with the external website.

Heading 2 – similarly, this will probably push to two lines as well

XL paragraph – similarly, this will probably push to two lines as well

Heading 3

L paragraph

Heading 4

M paragraph

Heading 5

This text is set in heading 6. it will be useful for small print.

S paragraph

Let’s look at an unordered list, often known as a bullet list.

• Unordered lists are written in HTML using the <ul>tag with ul standing for Unordered List*
• It is unordered as each list item has a graphical ‘bullet’ as opposed to a number
• Unordered lists can be used used for lots of things and should always be used if any form or ordering in not required
• Like any other typographical element, unordered lists can display superscript and subscript elements. Superscript elements are often used to show footnotes‚ like this^[1] while subscript elements are often used in element names like this: H₂0

Obviously there will be times when you need an ordered list, also known as a numbered list. For those situations you need the HTML <ol> tag with ol standing for Ordered List:

1. As you can see, ordered lists include numbers
2. These numbers will automatically adjust themselves as you add, edit and remove list items to keep the list in numeric order
3. Despite the existence of this wonderful tag, people still seem to like to add 1.) 2.) and 3.) to the start of paragraphs rather than use an ordered list.