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[[File:header_words_sample.gif|thumb|upright=2.5| Visual examples of different levels of headers and sub-headers.]] | |||
The header and sub header should always be used wisely, keeping in mind the goals and vision of the blog and its design. | The header and sub header should always be used wisely, keeping in mind the goals and vision of the blog and its design. | ||
==Why create it? == | ==Why create it? == | ||
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===Parallelism === | ===Parallelism === | ||
When crating headers and sub headers the text, font, and sizes should be consistent. Headers should have a larger text than a sub header. Continue to use the same font throughout the header and sub header. If your first sub header is in italics, the next sub header should be italics as well. Headers should begin the same way. If the first header starts with “The”, the rest of the headers should also begin with “The”. | When crating headers and sub headers the text, font, and sizes should be consistent. Headers should have a larger text than a sub header. Continue to use the same font throughout the header and sub header. If your first sub header is in italics, the next sub header should be italics as well. Headers should begin the same way. If the first header starts with “The”, the rest of the headers should also begin with “The”. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||