Your site designer may have allowed for special effects to be used on your site - on this site two extra styles are available: to the content provider (me), one to display a paragraph in a box (centralised with a blue bar at the top, scroll bars etc so that the wfc text can be distinguished), and another to display an element in red (and called red) for use in the examples below. Ask your site designer if there are any particular styles she would like you to use on your site.

The paragraph below has used the 'red' style provided by the site designer. {{red}} This paragraph should be red. The style reference must be on it's own line immediatly above the paragraph.

The paragraph below has used the 'red' style provided by the site designer.

This paragraph should be red. The style reference must be on it's own line immediatly above the paragraph.

The site designer can allow styles to be applied to tables {{red}} || a || table || || in || red || also a table row || this || table || has || || a || red || row ||{{red}} or a single table cell, or two || this || is || a ||{{red}} red || || cell ||{{red}} this || is || also ||

The site designer can allow styles to be applied to tables

a	table
in	red

also a table row

this	table	has
a	red	row

or a single table cell, or two

this	is	a	red
cell	this	is	also

Finally, the site designer can allow horizontal lines to can have a style {{red}} ---- also any of the headings {{red}} ===== such as this level 6 header ====== ---- {{red}} * A whole list can have * a style (but not an * individual row (yet).

Finally, the site designer can allow horizontal lines to can have a style

also any of the headings

such as this level 6 header

• A whole list can have
• a style (but not an
• individual row (yet).

Note however, the site designer can restrict a style to a particur element or elements - just because a style is available to say, tables, it does not mean the style is available to table rows, paragraphs etc.