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C-c t Add a titleYou will be prompted for the contents of the title. If a title already exists at the very top of the document, the existing contents will be replaced.
C-c-h Add a headingYou are prompted for size (1 is biggest, 2 is next biggest; bottom limit is 6) and header contents.
C-c p Paragraph separator C-c x Plain textThe cursor will be positioned where you can type plaintext (or insert another file, or whatever).
C-c d Definition list C-c e Definition entry to list C-c d Description list C-c e Description entry C-c i Add new list or menu item C-c n Numbered list C-c s Add list
C-c a Address element C-c b Blockquote element C-c C-b Bold element C-c c Code element C-c C-c Citation element C-c C-e Emphasized element C-c C-f Fixed element C-c C-i Italic element C-c C-k Keyboard element C-c C-m Sample element C-c C-p Preformatted element C-c r Reference element C-c C-s Strong element
C-c l Link elementYou will be prompted for the link (any string; e.g., http://foo.bar/argh/blagh). The cursor will be left where you can type the text that will represent the link in the document.
C-c C-r l Link to current regionAdd a link that will be represented by the current region. You will be prompted for the link (any string, as with html-add-normal-link).
C-c C-r r Reference to current regionAdd a reference (a link that does not reference anything) that will be represented by the current region. You will be prompted for the name of the link.
C-c g IMG element
C-c z Preview documentFork off a Mosaic process to preview the current document. After you do this once, subsequent invocations of html-preview-document will cause the same Mosaic process to be used; this magic is accomplished through Mosaic's ability to be remote-controlled via Unix signals. This feature is only available when running Lucid Emacs v19 (it will maybe work with GNU Emacs v19; I'm not sure).