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<h3>class specifier</h3> <p>The <b>class</b> specifier is signaled by the leading dot (.) and is a means of controlling style <em>without regard for document structure [written with emphasis]</em></p> <p>This is an UNCLASSED paragraph containing a <b>bold phrase</b> and an <em class="class">emphasized phrase with CLASS</em> and some <i>italic</i> and some stuff in <code>code font</code></p> <p class="class">This is a CLASS paragraph containing a <b>bold phrase</b> and an <em class="class">emphasized phrase also with CLASS</em> and some <i>italic</i> and some stuff in <code>code font</code></p>
The class specifier is signaled by the leading dot (.) and is a means of controlling style without regard for document structure [written with emphasis]
This is an UNCLASSED paragraph containing a bold phrase
and an emphasized phrase with CLASS and some italic
and some stuff in code font
This is a CLASS paragraph containing a bold phrase
and an emphasized phrase also with CLASS and some italic
and some stuff in code font