Paragraph styled as h1
Paragraph styled as h3
Span styled as h4This is a lead paragraph. It stands out from regular paragraphs with larger font size and lighter weight.
This is a regular paragraph for comparison. Notice how the lead paragraph above has more visual prominence.
Highlighted text using the mark element.
Deleted text using the del element.
Strikethrough text (no longer accurate) using the s element.
Inserted text using the ins element.
Underlined text using the u element.
Fine print using the small element.
Bold text using the strong element.
Italicized text using the em element.
.fs-1 text (2.5rem)
.fs-2 text (2rem)
.fs-3 text (1.75rem)
.fs-4 text (1.5rem)
.fs-5 text (1.25rem)
.fs-6 text (1rem)
Bold text (.fw-bold)
Bolder text (.fw-bolder)
Semibold text (.fw-semibold)
Medium text (.fw-medium)
Normal weight text (.fw-normal)
Light weight text (.fw-light)
Lighter text (.fw-lighter)
Italic text (.fst-italic)
Normal style text (.fst-normal)
Line height 1 (.lh-1). This paragraph has very tight line spacing which can be useful for certain design situations.
Small line height (.lh-sm, 1.25). This paragraph has slightly reduced line spacing.
Base line height (.lh-base, 1.5). This is the default line height in Bootstrap.
Large line height (.lh-lg, 2). This paragraph has increased line spacing for better readability.
Start aligned text (left in LTR).
Center aligned text.
End aligned text (right in LTR).
Start on mobile, center on md, end on lg+
LOWERCASED TEXT (.text-lowercase)
uppercased text (.text-uppercase)
capitalized text (.text-capitalize)
Underlined text
Line-through text
Link with no decorationThis text will wrap normally within its container.
This very long text will be truncated with an ellipsis when it overflows.
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This text is in a monospace font family.
Muted text with a reset link that inherits the parent color.
A well-known quote, contained in a blockquote element.
A centered blockquote.
A right-aligned blockquote.