Headers

h3. is shorthand for Header 3 – the largest header we use for titles within the story¹, usually for chapter titles. It shows up in the Times font instead of the Verdana we use for ordinary paragraph text. The HTML equivalent is <h3>...</h3>.

The lowest level header is Header 5 (h5. or <h5>), This header shows up italic and is used mainly for notes at the start of new sections, such as “One week later…” or “Meanwhile, elsewhere”.

There is also a Header 4 (h4. or <h4>) used for sub-titles, and shows up bold. This heading is not used in this story.

¹ For the curious amongst us:

• Header 1 (h1) is used for the title of the site (“Faramir Fiction Archive” at the top of the screen;
• Header 2 (h2) is used for the title of the story, the text in green
• Header 3 (h3) is used for the title of the chapter,
• Header 4 (h4) is used for the title of sections within a chapter,
• Header 5 (h5) is used for anything that isn’t quite as formal as a section title: usually notes on time or place such as “One week later…” or “Meanwhile, elsewhere”.