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HEADINGS

To make a heading, type it like this:
<h3>THIS IS MY HEADING</h3>

CALL-OUTS

To make a call out, place some text between the [callout] and [/callout] code. Callout text will not appear within the body of the article, it will only appear as a callout, so you need to copy a quote from your article and paste it between the callout code.

[callout]This text would be a callout.[/callout]

BLOCKQUOTES and INDENTED TEXT

To indent text, as in a quote, put the text to be indented between the "blockquote" command so that it looks like this:

<blockquote>This is the command for indenting text.</blockquote>

BOLD TEXT

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<strong>this text will be bold</strong>

Italics

To make text appear in italics, type it like this:

<em>this is my italicized text</em>

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