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		+	Here is an example.
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Every wondererd what all the buttons on the editor in your blog do.

Below is an explanation of the buttons you will find on the text editor when you are creating or editing your posts and pages.

Unordered Numbering

Lists follow a common skeleton every time — an outer container tag, and a new tag for each bullet. Observe:

• Item 1
• Item 2

Undo

The undo button will allow you to cancel the last change you made to the text i.e. if you accientally delete some text you could press the undo button and the text shoudl re-appear.

Underline

The underline button is a way to highlight some text by putting a line underneath it.

Obeserve: This sentance has one word underlined.

StrikeThrough

Strikethrough (also called strikeout) is a typographical presentation of words with a horizontal line through the center of them.

Here is an example. The word strikethrough should have a line through it.

ShowHideAdvancedEditing

RightJusity

RunSpellCheck

RemoveFormatting

Redo

PasteFromWord

PasteAsPlain

OrderedNumbering

LeftJustify

Italics

InsertMoreTag

InsertCustomCharacter

IndentToRight

IndentToLeft

GoFullScreen

FontSize

FontColor

DisplayHelp

DeleteHyperLink

CreateLink

CenterJustify

Bold

Blockquote