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In HTML, the element h1 represent headings for their sections.

Description

The heading elements form a hierarchy.

h1 delimits the highest-level heading, h2 the next level down (sub-section), h3 for a level below that, and so on to h6.

Examples

<h1>This is Header One text.</h1>
  <h2>Header Two (A)</h2>
  <h3>Header Three (A)</h3>
  <h2>Header Two (B)</h2>
  <h3>Header Three (B)</h3>
  <h3>Header Three (C)</h3>

See also

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