Formatting tags are used to format the appearance of the text on your web page. Here are a few of the most common formatting tags...
Tag | Description |
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<blockquote>
</blockquote>
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blockquote - specifies a section that is quoted from another source |
<br> |
Line break - inserts a single line break |
<code>
</code>
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code - defines a piece of computer code |
<em>
</em>
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em - renders text as emphasized text. |
<hr>
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hr - used to separate content in an HTML page |
<mark>
</mark>
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mark - highlights parts of your text |
<q>
</q>
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q - defines a short quotation |
<s>
</s>
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s - specifies text that is no longer correct, accurate or relevant |
<small>
</small>
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small - defines smaller text |
<strong>
</strong>
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strong - defines important text |
<u>
</u>
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u - text that should be stylistically different from normal text |
Code | Example |
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<blockquote> The blockquote tag is used to define long quotes inside the document. Browsers usually indent blockquote elements. The blockquote is a block-level element and can include tags for text formatting. </blockquote>
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The blockquote tag is used to define long quotes inside the document. Browsers usually indent blockquote elements. The blockquote is a block-level element and can include tags for text formatting. |
This text contains <br> a line break.
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This text contains a line break. |
<code> A piece of computer code </code>
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A piece of computer code |
<em> Emphasized text </em>
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Emphasized text |
<hr>
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Topic 1 Topic 2 |
Do not forget to buy <mark> milk </mark> today.
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Do not forget to buy milk today. |
Everyone says
<q> Girls Rock is cool! </q>
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Everyone says Girls Rock is cool! |
My favorite color is
<s> blue </s> red!
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My favorite color is |
An example of the <small> small </small> tag.
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An example of the small tag. |
<strong> Strong text </strong>
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Strong text |
Point out misspelled words, like <u> missppelled. </u>
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Point out misspelled words, like missppelled. |