This Is a Secondary Heading
I am filling in some test copy here to help review the design of this page. All you need to know is that when you type in whatever you want, it will be styled just like this! No need to worry about the style yourself. All content ops this site will be automatically styled in line with your established brand.
This Is An Example Of Including An Image In Your Post
Use Different Levels of Headings to Structure Your Content
It is important to structure your content well so that your readers can easily scan and understand it. Using nested headings can really help.
Tertiary Heading
- And this is an bulleted list
- This can also help structure content
- Lists are easy to scan
Maybe You Need an Ordered List
- Maybe your list is about steps or a heirarcy
- In that case, use an ordered list
- Both kinds of lists can nest
- Nested lists in nested headings
- Kind of like an outline!
- Isn’t this helpful?
Headings Go All the Way From 1 to 6
H1 should not be used by you, an H1 Is reserved for the title of your post or page, and that is included automatically.
H2 should be the heading you use to break down your post or page content into larger chunks.
H3 is a sub heading to further break down your structure.
H4: It’s unlikely you will often get much past an H3
H5: But H2 – H6 are all available to you should you need them
H6 Looks like this.
Blockquotes
This is a block quote that you may want to use if you quote a longer piece of text
Ian