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The format of this work is going to be relatively simple. First, the beginning section will have its formatting intact, displaying what the formatting would look like. This will just look like formatted text- aka, like this.
Then there will be a horizontal line, and below that point will be the same section, replicated but without intact formatting, displaying the HTML tags responsible for the formatted section. At the end of the day, it'll look like this- but with more interesting formatting.
Formatting:
<p><b><big>Introductory Notes</b></big></p>
<p>The format of this work is going to be relatively simple. First, the beginning section will have its formatting intact, displaying what the formatting would look like. This will just look like formatted text- aka, like this. </p>
<p>Then there will be a horizontal line, and below that point will be the same section, replicated but without intact formatting, displaying the HTML tags responsible for the formatted section. At the end of the day, it'll look like this- but with more interesting formatting. </p>
Below that may be sections including examples (ie: showing how it could be used) or user notes (ie: if the code has to be worked with in particularly finnicky ways).
Some quick notes for content purposes: several HTML codes may be replicated in order to display shapes such as quotations, brackets, and similar non-text characters. A quick guide to the ones you're likely to see:
< (less than) is <
> (greater than) is >
(empty space) is (this can be useful for pre-paragraph indentation without fussing with HTML indents, as in the example below- this is " " before a string of text
sample text with "indent"
sample text without "indent"