subheading

For example, in the Kids section, there are 24 subject areas, each with subheadings.

And that leaves out the subheadings for these six items.

The subheading said the Senator "has not been identified with any major public issues."

The first page was a monitor screen, with various subheadings.

The personal advice is found under the subheadings, "safe food choices."

The subheading should have read, "London could eventually end direct rule."

There are six subheadings, which outline and shape the declaration.

The science group has 11 subheadings, and clicking on any one of them calls up additional choices.

Letters do not have subheadings and should contain fewer than 30 references.

Articles have fewer than 50 references and may contain a few short subheadings.

The pencil hesitated, then made subheadings under item 3, leaving a space after each.

His lettering showed up in the headlines and subheadings of Life magazine.

For music and its mysterious subheading - style - these are indeed worrisome times.

This includes the use of headings, subheadings, and check tags.

This consists of quickly looking at the title, headings and any subheadings.

In all, 33 subheadings augment the dossier on this painting.

The subheadings are the titles of the main sections of the report.

In 1912 the subheading became "Weekly periodical for politics, literature and art".

It's in the subheading, photo caption and in the article as well.

There is a persistent problem with headlines and subheadings.

Car topics are divided into four major headings and numerous subheadings.

A subheading erred in giving the date as 1870.

Finally, subheadings will always indicate special cases of their superheadings.

A subheading was also changed to reflect that any findings were part of an ongoing investigation rather than final conclusions.

Does the software allow links to a subheading (or other specific part) of a wiki page?