Useful HTML

 

Heading 2: <h2>heading</h2>

 

Heading 3: <h3>heading</h3>

 

Paragraph: <p>text</p>

 

Bold font: <strong>text</strong>

 

Hyperlink: <a href=”url”>hyperlinked text</a>

 

Email hyperlink: <a href="mailto:email address">email address</a>

 

Telephone hyperlink: <a href="tel:+44phone number minus the first 0">phone number</a>

 

Bulleted list (aka unordered list):

 

<ul>

 

<li>text 1</li>

 

<li>text 2</li>

 

</ul>

 

Numbered list (aka ordered list):

 

<ol>

 

<li>text 1</li>

 

<li>text 2</li>

 

</ol>

 

Headings

 

Use headings in order.

 

You can jump back up to a heading (eg H2, H3, H2) but never skip a heading (eg H1, H3)

 

H1 - this is typically pre-set

 

H2 - Usually your first manually added title on a page

 

H3 - Use as a sub-heading to a H2

 

H4 - Use as a sub-heading to a H3

 

H5 - Use as a sub-heading to a H4

 

Only use heading formatting for headings. If you want to emphasise body text, you can use bold.

 

Adding media (document)

 

  • Select the copy you'd like to link
  • Click the link icon
  • Select 'Browse Server'
  • Use the uploader to add media in the usual way
  • Select ‘Insert’

 

Imagery

 

Image resizing: Adobe Photoshop

 

Image file compression: Tinyjpg

 

Content top tips

 

  • Check spelling, grammar, and punctuation
  • Always add headings to tables
  • Avoid adding rogue spaces at the end of sentences
  • Avoid using additional line breaks after paragraphs
  • Always preview pages before and after publishing