This is what text looks like when it is surrounded by "p tags". In case it is not apparent at this point, "p" stands for paragraph. It is the p tags that alert the CMS to the fact that this text needs to have certain styling applied to it.

This is an example of some text that is surrounded by an H1 tag.

Search engines look for H1s to determine a page's title and use that in the weighting of the page in their rankings. Consequently, you never want to actually use the H1 in the content of a page because we automatically generate the H1 from the Page Name and Google would ding you for trying to game their algorithm if you had more than one on a page.

Lowercase

This is an example of an H2

This is an example of an H3

This is an example of an H4

This is an example of an H5

This is an example of an H6

Uppercase

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN H2

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN H3

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN H4

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN H5

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN H6

And now for some lists...we'll start with bullets

• First bullet
• Second bullet
• Third bullet
  • Indented bullet
    • Twice indented bullet

Or if you prefer an ordered lis, as opposed to an unorded bullet list:

1. First item
2. Second item
3. Third item
   1. Once indented
      1. Twice indented

And finally, we'll wrap this page up with some common text styling:

Here's an example of what bold text looks like

And here's italicized text

How about some underlining?

I can't imagine why you'd use strikethrough on a website, but here you go.

Here's and example of _subscript

Or how about some ^superscript?

And last but certainly not least, here's what a hyperlink looks like on this site.