Your page heading goes here.

Your first paragraph goes here. Web browsers ignore all extraneous white space and line breaks appearing in HTML source code. You can create line breaks by using block elements. The 'p' element will create a paragraph.

Your second paragraph goes here. Web browsers display paragraphs with a blank line of white space in between each and with all text flush with the left margin.

Your third paragraph goes here...

The text to be set in your first generic division goes here. The 'div' element creates a line break with its end tag but unlike paragraphs, no blank line of white space appears in between each division.

The text to be set in your second generic division goes here. Use generic divisions along with Cascading Style Sheets when a much more sophisticated level of control is required over text formatting.

The text to be set in your third generic division goes here...

Your indented block of text goes here. This is typically used to indicate that the text has been quoted from another source.

Use the 'br' element to create a line break at will. Let's create one now.
The flow of text breaks to the next line.
And again. Use two of them to simulate paragraphing.

A new 'paragraph' is initiated by using two 'br' tags in succession to separate this text from the preceding text...

Your text using Arial font face goes here. Your size 5 text goes here. Your green text goes here. Your bold text goes here. Your italics text goes here. Your underlined text goes here. ~~Your strike-through text goes here.~~ Your teletype text goes here. ^{Your superscript text goes here.} _{Your subscript text goes here.} Your link text goes here.

A new paragraph begins with the text displayed in Verdana typeface at size 2 and in navy blue... some italics text... italics ends but text continues with Verdana, size 2, navy... some bold text... bold ends but text continues with Verdana, size 2, navy...

Some quoted text in Verdana, size 2, navy and italics appearing in an indented block...

A new paragraph begins in Verdana typeface at size 2 and in navy blue... Hyperlink to Iron Spider Some more text...