This section doesn't have a title, so it just gets a horizontal
line at the top.
Now its time to add some titles to our containers.
First, a code sample without a title:
Here is a block of code.
Note that it has to be left-justified
since it will become a preformatted
section in the HTML file.
And now, with a title:
Here is a block of code.
Note that it has to be left-justified
since it will become a preformatted
section in the HTML file.
The benefit of placing the title and content inside of
a container is that the spacing works the same regardless
of whether or not you have a title. If the title and
content were stand-alone entities, then the spacing
would change.
Here is a new section. It has a title "Section 2".
Here comes an inline code sample: from parser import XML_parser
Finally, let's try out some text styles: bold,
italic, bold+italic,
fixed font, fixed-font italic,
fixed-font italic+bold.
The above text shows the importance of the
xsl:apply-templates function.
Without this, the b, i, and tt would not
automatically nest, and you'd only see the effect of the outermost tag.
Here is a link to python.org
Here is a list of fruits, unordered:
And as an ordered list:
- Apple
- Orange
- Banana
Here is a note box:
Here is an important note about nothing. Here is some more text
to fill the box up and make it wordwrap.
Here is a second paragraph in the box.
And now a warning box:
Here is an important warning about nothing. Here is some more text
to fill the box up and make it wordwrap.
Here is a second paragraph in the box.