Unstyled Page Template for Web Designers

Thank you for visiting RAD Websites to get this unstyled page-setup template. The purpose of this template is to give web designers and web developers a page with the most commonly used HTML markup types that they can quickly plop onto a page and style, greatly improving the amount of time it takes to set up site-wide CSS or Global Variables.

This template is great for any web designer or web developer, including those who use:

  • HTML / CSS
  • WordPress (Gutenberg) + CSS
  • WordPress Classic + CSS
  • Other Builders / Frameworks

Visit us at https://www.youtube.com/@radwebsites for web design related tutorial videos.

Have a great day!

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How to Use this Unstyled Web Design Page Template

  1. Simply highlight the entirety of the section below (from “TIPS” all the way to the bottom)
  2. Copy and paste into a text block on your WordPress site
  3. Begin styling via CSS or Global Styling.

NOTE: Make sure you paste into the “Visual” tab so all the HTML markup elements come with it!

We have provided a table at the bottom you can style as well, and the table contains all HTML element codes used on the page.

Enjoy! – Mark w/ RAD Websites

TIPS:

  1. Set your typography FIRST
  2. Set your Global Styles
  3. Enjoy the extra free time!

Heading Level 1

Heading Level 2

Heading Level 3

Heading Level 4

Heading Level 5
Heading Level 6

This is a standard paragraph with some bold text, some italic text, and a link to 1radwebsite.com.

Image Example

This is the WordPress logo and comes pre-installed with all WordPress installations.

WordPress Logo, Property of WordPress.com


Text Formatting Examples

This is small text, highlighted text, superscript, and subscript.

Line break example:
This is the next line.

“Horizontal Rule”:


  • Unordered list item 1
  • Unordered list item 2
  • Unordered list item 3
  1. Ordered list item 1
  2. Ordered list item 2
  3. Ordered list item 3

This is a blockquote. Use this to highlight quotations.

This is preformatted text.
It preserves spacing and line breaks.

This is inline code




Form Elements


 









Table Example

HTML TagsNamePurpose / Description
<h1>…</h1> to <h6>…</h6>HeadingsDefines section headings with decreasing importance (h1 = most important)
<p>…</p>ParagraphDefines a block of paragraph text
<strong>…</strong>BoldMakes enclosed text bold (semantic importance)
<em>…</em>ItalicEmphasizes text (typically renders as italic)
<a>…</a>AnchorDefines a hyperlink
<hr />Horizontal RuleDraws a horizontal line to separate content
<ul>…</ul>Unordered ListDefines a bulleted list
<ol>…</ol>Ordered ListDefines a numbered list
<li>…</li>List ItemDefines an item in a list
<blockquote>…</blockquote>BlockquoteIndicates quoted or highlighted content
<pre>…</pre>Preformatted TextDisplays text with preserved whitespace and formatting
<code>…</code>Inline CodeDefines inline code-style formatting
<div>…</div>DivisionGeneric container for content; useful for layout/styling
<button>…</button>ButtonClickable button element
<table>…</table>TableContainer for tabular data
<thead>…</thead>Table HeadContainer for header rows in a table
<tbody>…</tbody>Table BodyContainer for the body rows in a table
<tr>…</tr>Table RowDefines a row in a table
<th>…</th>Table Header CellDefines a header cell in a table
<td>…</td>Table Data CellDefines a regular cell in a table
<form>…</form>FormWraps input elements to collect user data
<label>…</label>LabelDefines label text for form elements
<input />InputDefines input fields (text, email, checkbox, radio, etc.)
<textarea>…</textarea>TextareaMultiline text input field
<select>…</select>SelectDropdown menu
<option>…</option>OptionItem inside a <select> dropdown
<img />ImageEmbeds an image
<small>…</small>Small TextDisplays smaller text
<mark>…</mark>MarkHighlights text
<sup>…</sup>SuperscriptDisplays text slightly above the line
<sub>…</sub>SubscriptDisplays text slightly below the line
<br />Line BreakForces a line break
a transparent background with yellow dots and squares

About the Author: Mark Bush

CEO of RAD Websites and RAD Computers Web Design / Development and IT MSP professional for over 20 years, Mark enjoys sharing his passion for technology with others, through tips, tricks, and general education. He's developed over 400 websites since 1999. In his free time, he likes to spend his time with his girlfriend, Katelyn, and their son, Ziggy.

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