Test of Inline Elements


<b></b>

This text should be bold.

<br />

This should be on one line,
and this should be on another.
The last <br /> illustrates the use of the deprecated attribute, "clear".

<big></big>

This text should be bigger.

<cite></cite>

The UN, like the League of Nations before it, was designed around the concept of state sovereignty (Calvocoressi 1996).

<code></code>

A short computer program is the following: for(int i=0; i<64 ++i) cout<<"This is a computer program.\n";

<dfn></dfn>

The OEB Publication Structure is a specification for storing eBook content.

<em></em>

This text should be emphasized

<i></i>

This text should be italicized.

<kbd></kbd>

Getting sleepy from a long day of programming, Frank accidentally entered FORMAT C: instead of DIR at the DOS prompt...

<q></q>

All I saw was a message box that said, Syntax error.

<s></s>

This illustrated striking out text the editing process.

<samp></samp>

A sample line of output from the above program might be this: This is a computer program.

<small></small>

This text should be smaller.

<strike></strike> (deprecated)

The duplicate duplicate word should be struck.

<strong></strong>

This text should be strong.

<sub></sub> <sup></sup>

ai+1=ai+b2

<tt></tt>

With monospaced text, the string "lllll" is just as long as "WWWWW".

<u></u>

This is underlined text.

<var></var>

The value of c raised to the second power, multiplied by the value of m, should at least approximate the value of e.