We use these “standard” formats becasue (1) they have meaning to the search engines that crawl our site and (2) they provide a cohesive site appearance. If you want “header 3” to look different, you either change it for THE ENTIRE SITE, or you simply don’t make it a “header 3”; but then you lose the search engine benefits and the “consistant user experience”. (bold) (italic) (link)

Header 1 (bold) (italic) (link)

Header 2 (bold) (italic) (link)

Header 3 (bold) (italic) (link)

Header 4 (bold) (italic) (link)

Header 5 (bold) (italic) (link)

Header 6 (bold) (italic) (link)

body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text body text (bold) (italic) (link)

This is called “block quote”. It is used for long quotations (bold) (italic) (link)

ordered list
1. item a (bold) (italic) (link)
2. item b
3. item c

un-ordered list
• item 1 (bold) (italic) (link)
• item 2