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Text Formatting for Emphasis
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Lost Student
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As always, I appreciate all of your contributions here. Thanks!
I've noticed that in a few case briefs, you've used header tags (multiple equal signs) to emphasize text.
Unfortunately, that usage could confuse vision-impaired users or machine-learning page scrapers because headers normally signal the start of a new section on the page.
Instead, please emphasize text by using the following:
- bold text (by inserting ''' before and after the text to emphasize)
- big text (by inserting the text within big tags, like: <big>big text</big>)
- any size text using styles (by inserting the text within span tags, like: <span style="font-size: 150%;">any size text using styles</span>)
You can also combine bold with the size modifiers, like:
Really big and bold
Let me know if you have any questions, and thanks again!
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Lost Student
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Over the last year, you've made an impressive amount of contributions. Thank you so much for all your effort!
Regarding your migration of content from Scott V. Sandford to Scott v. Sandford, the new page name (i.e., with the lower case v) is correct. However, next time please use the Page Move function, which automates the migration of content, adds the redirect to the original location, and moves the edit history to the new page.
Please let me know if you have any questions about how to move a page.
Again, your contributions are very much appreciated!
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