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  • This happens when you use the <h1>, <h2>, etc tags -- they create a whole paragraph. If you just want to insert text inline with different styles, there are a variety of ways. The "right" way is to use CSS, and put your style definitions in a separate file from your content. However, for the purposes of learning, I suggest you get the Web Developer Toolbar for Firefox (free: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60). It lets you open up a split window that shows the styles of text in a page. You can change those styles on the fly and see them instantly reflected in the page, so it's a great learning tool for understanding how styles work. For an extremely brief tutorial, see here: This is <span style="font-size:18t">really big</span> That embeds the style inline, instead of separating it out as best-practices specify. But if you look at the CSS tutorial from w3c online, you'll get the idea: http://www.w3schools.com/Css/default.asp

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