5 - Normal Text

• Character entity names for unusual characters such as ó which are included using SGML entity definitions: &name; as in "the dream of óengus" which is displayed as: "the dream of óengus". The full list of standard entity names recognised by most browsers is given in Appendix II.
• Character emphasis using logical and presentational markup. The set of logical character emphasis can be extended, and HTML+ provides the means for browsers to determine how to render such extensions
• Simple footnotes or margin notes, which can be rendered as pop-up overlays
• Images which act as single characters and which can be vertically aligned relative to the text line in which they are embedded
• Hypertext Links based on the URL or URN notations
• Markup signifying the start and end of change bars. You can also mark text as being removed or added, as is common in legal documents
• Conditional text which appears only on-line or only when printed
• Input fields when the paragraph is part of a form
• Explicit line breaks

• 5.1 - Character Sets and Entity Definitions
• 5.2 - Hypertext Links
• 5.3 - Character Emphasis
• 5.4 - Presentation Only Tags
• 5.5 - Generic Emphasis
• 5.6 - Logical Emphasis
• 5.7 - Extending the Set of Logical Roles
• 5.8 - Annotations
• 5.9 - Images
• 5.10 - Change Bars and Document Amendments
• 5.11 - Conditional Text
• 5.12 - Explicit Line Breaks

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