LangTag Font Example File

General HTML Markup Examples

The language tagging facility can also be used to generate general-purpose HTML markup such as italics, bold, ^superscript, and the like.

Tags can be nested to combine attributes, for example bold plus italics plus underline.

Here is an example of a numbered list:

1. first item
2. second item

Tags can also include attributes such as this example which specifies the size and color of characters.

Greek and Hebrew Font Examples

Greek Font Examples with Automatic Transliteration

Hebrew Font Examples with Automatic Transliteration

Transliteration Without Hebrew or Greek

NOTE:

Some characters below may appear blank when the -unicode flag is used and the unicode font selected by the style sheet does not contain a corresponding glyph as viewed within a given web browser.

In some cases, accent marks are shown with an associated vowel (a) because they will not display in isolation.

BSTGreek Character Mapping

BSTHebrew Character Mapping