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This is an H1 headline This is an H2 Headline This is an H3 Headline This is an H4 Headline This is an H5 Headline This is an H6 Headline This is continuous text It usually consists of several lines and therefore needs to have a comfortable line spacing and font color. Links may also be included in the body text \u2013 these must, of course, be made visible. This is a list. If it is multi-line, it naturally also needs line spacing that matches the body text. This is the last point in the list That’s a quote. You never really need it, but it can’t hurt to style it in case you do need it as a design element. Oh yes, I almost forgot: there are also lists with numbers. They usually look good right out of the box. But it doesn’t hurt to take a look here too, because the line height usually has to be adjusted to the body text here as well.