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-====== Web Development ====== +====== Web Development Lesson 2 - Letter ====== 
-===== Lesson 2 - Letter ===== +===== Formatting Text ===== 
-==== Formatting Text ====+==== Setup ==== 
 Continue to use the jsfiddle from the previous lesson. If you need it again, here it is. Continue to use the jsfiddle from the previous lesson. If you need it again, here it is.
-<code> +<code><p>Medellin, Date</p>
-<p>Medellin, Date</p>+
 <p>Name</p> <p>Name</p>
 <p>Estimados Senor,</p> <p>Estimados Senor,</p>
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 <p>Murray</p></code> <p>Murray</p></code>
  
-=== Bold ===+==== Bold ====
  
   * Let's try another HTML tag. Add <html><strong></html> before Universidad and <html></strong></html> after Hospitalidad so that the first paragraph looks like this.   * Let's try another HTML tag. Add <html><strong></html> before Universidad and <html></strong></html> after Hospitalidad so that the first paragraph looks like this.
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     * What do you think <html><strong></html> does? It makes the text between the tags **bold**.     * What do you think <html><strong></html> does? It makes the text between the tags **bold**.
  
-=== Italic ===+==== Italic ====
  
   * In the second paragraph, make '400 horas' italic.   * In the second paragraph, make '400 horas' italic.
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   * Click 'Run' and check the result.   * Click 'Run' and check the result.
  
-=== Superscript ===+==== Superscript ====
  
   * Make the TM superscript in the third paragraph.   * Make the TM superscript in the third paragraph.
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   * Click 'Run' to see what <sup> does.   * Click 'Run' to see what <sup> does.
  
-=== Nesting Tags ===+==== Rule: Nesting Tags ====
   * It's possible to apply more than one tag to text. Notice that the <html><em></html> tag pair is inside the <html><p></html> tag pair.   * It's possible to apply more than one tag to text. Notice that the <html><em></html> tag pair is inside the <html><p></html> tag pair.
   * We do the same for //em// and **strong**. Let's do this for the word 'Hospitalidad'.   * We do the same for //em// and **strong**. Let's do this for the word 'Hospitalidad'.
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