In This Chapter

Handling quotations and attribution in body text

Managing line breaks and paragraph boundaries

Marking text that's been added to or deleted from a previous version

Mastering several degrees of emphasis

Representing many kinds of text, from keyboards to variables

Dealing with subscripts and superscripts in body text

• Separating Form from Content
  • Using style to emphasize content differences
  • Text control tags
    • <blockquote> . . . </blockquote> Quote style
    • <br> Force line break
    • <cite> . . . </cite> Citation emphasis
    • <code> . . . </code> Program code text
    • <del> . . . </del> Deleted text
    • <dfn> . . . </dfn> Definition of a term
    • <em> . . . </em> Emphasis
    • <ins> . . . </ins> Inserted text
    • <kbd> . . . </kbd> Keyboard text
    • <p> . . . </p> Paragraph
    • <pre> . . . </pre> Preformatted text
    • <q> . . . </q> Quotation markup
    • <samp> . . . </samp> Sample output
    • <strong> . . . </strong> Strong emphasis
    • _{. . .} Subscript
    • ^{. . .} Superscript
    • <var> . . . </var> Variable text
• Mastering Many Forms of Text On-Screen

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