Standard Text Formatting Styles

No matter how good a web content writer you are, a template with poorly implemented typography settings can ruin the entire reading experience. Proper text alignment, size, color, and overall appearance play a major role in creating a professionally styled article. This post demonstrates the core typography styles associated with this template. The simpler are these core styles, the better is legibility. Even if you prefer to create long-form content—devoid of images—correct typographical styles, make the text—soothing to eyes. Bloggers need to be familiar with these basic styles to compose their post content in the best possible format. Let's get started and quickly get familiar with various typographic styles.


We'll start with the basic text formatting options more or less used in almost every article.

Core Text Formatting

Following are some of the basic styles available in this template. Some of them are so common and obvious for every professional content writer.

• This is bold text that stands apart from the rest.
• Here's an example of italic text to emphasize the words.
• We sometimes strikeout text to include it, non-inclusively.
• Rarely, we also use ^superscript text.
• The same is with the _subscript text.

Oh, unintentionally, we also demonstrated how an unordered list appears in this template. Here's the same text with the ordered list.

1. This is bold text that stands apart from the rest.
2. Here's an example of italic text to emphasize the words.
3. We sometimes strikeout text to include it, non-inclusively.
4. Rarely, we also use ^superscript text.
5. The same is with the _subscript text.

Want to write a quote? Here's a sample!

I can’t give you a sure-fire formula for success, but I can give you a formula for failure: try to please everybody all the time. -Herbert Bayard Swope

Use the <blockquote> HTML tag for the same. Block quotes has the power to add weight to the content. Do not hesitate in using them—whenever required.

Headings are an integral part of the content. Here's a demo of all the available headings from <h1> to <h6> tags.

Sample Heading Size 1

Sample Heading Size 2

Sample Heading Size 3

Sample Heading Size 4

Sample Heading Size 5

Sample Heading Size 6

If you really want to jazz up your posts, use advanced styling options available within this template to grab readers' attention with minimal efforts.