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==Aesthetic buggery to follow!== | ==Aesthetic buggery to follow!== | ||
<hr size=5> | <hr size=5> | ||
<hr size=10> | <hr size=10> | ||
<hr size=20> | <hr size=20> | ||
... well, that's too bad: <tt> I was expecting to be able to make larger headers! <i>[pout!]</i></tt> | ... well, that's too bad: <tt> I was expecting to be able to make larger headers! <i>[pout!]</i></tt> | ||
:Interesting. Don't know much about HTML but | |||
#remember this is a Mediawiki. | |||
#When I want to try something off the beaten track in MoodleDocs, I [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing#Templates start here with a search on editing tips]. | |||
#Since I am a clutz, I created a web page using a word processor. Then opened my browser and revealed the page code. Then placed it below. So you can make larger headers several ways. | |||
::see examples below | |||
==<span style='font-size:26.0pt'>This is 26.opt test</span>== | |||
Notice it still is a header just not the default font | |||
===This is a 3rd level - a little smaller=== | |||
====This is a 4th level header - Probably no difference==== | |||
=Is a 1st level header - the larger header topic= | |||
=<span style='font-size:40.0pt'>This is a 40.opt font test</span> | |||
just to see what would happen |
Revision as of 13:30, 30 January 2007
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Aesthetic buggery to follow!
... well, that's too bad: I was expecting to be able to make larger headers! [pout!]
- Interesting. Don't know much about HTML but
- remember this is a Mediawiki.
- When I want to try something off the beaten track in MoodleDocs, I start here with a search on editing tips.
- Since I am a clutz, I created a web page using a word processor. Then opened my browser and revealed the page code. Then placed it below. So you can make larger headers several ways.
- see examples below
This is 26.opt test
Notice it still is a header just not the default font
This is a 3rd level - a little smaller
This is a 4th level header - Probably no difference
Is a 1st level header - the larger header topic
=This is a 40.opt font test
just to see what would happen