Structured text is an easy to use shorthand method for formatting text in your web pages. These simple commands will be translated to HTML when viewed in a web browser.<br><br>

Paragraph

 Separate paragraphs with at least one blank line in between.

Heading

 Type out the heading; indent the first line of the next paragraph using a single space.<br><br>

Bullet-list

 Place a dash (-) before each item in your list. Double space list items.<br><br>

Numbered List

 Place a number before each item in your list. Double space list items.<br><br>

Definition List

 Type the definition term followed by two dashes and then type your definition<br><br>

Italics/Emphasis

 Demarcate text with a single asterick (*)<br><br>

Bold/Strong

 Enclose text with two astericks (**)<br><br>

Underlined

 Enclose text with an underscore ( _ )<br><br>

Web Address Citation

 Type out or copy/paste a web address

'Example: http://www.google.com'<br><br>

Hypertext

 Enclose text in quotation marks followed by a comma and the full web address

!<code>Example: "Google", http://www.google.com</code><br><br>

Email Address

 Enclose text in quotation marks followed by a comma, the code "mailto:" and the email address

!<code>Example: "Jordan Carswell", mailto:jordan.carswell@hccs.edu</code>

Footnote

 <code>Cite your footnote using a bracketed number, [1]

 At the end of the page, provide footnote using two periods, space, and bracketed number,  .. [1]</code>