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Help:Tutorials/Italicize and bold a word

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How to italicize and bold a word:


Example:

•The two most common edits on Ballotpedia are bold and italicizing.



•These edits are created by enclosing the words to be edited in a series of apostrophes.



Italics


•To italicize a word or phrase, enclose it in 2 apostrophes.

You can also select the word, and then click "I" on the editing bar.



Bold


•To bold a word or phrase, enclose it in 3 apostrophes.

You can also select the word, and then click "B" on the editing bar.




Bold Italics


•If you would like to use both and italics on a word or phrase, enclose it in 5 apostrophes.

You can also select the word(s), and then click the "B" on the editing bar. Then re-select the word(s) and click the "I" on the editing bar.




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