HTML Formatting Elements

HTML Formatting Elements

In the past part, you found out about the HTML style property.

HTML likewise characterizes extraordinary components for characterizing content with an uncommon importance.

HTML utilizes components like <b> and <i> for organizing yield, similar to intense or italic content.

Organizing components were intended to show uncommon sorts of content:

<b> - Bold content

<strong> - Important content

<i> - Italic content

<em> - Emphasized content

<mark> - Marked content

<small> - Small content

<del> - Deleted content

<ins> - Inserted content

<sub> - Subscript content

<sup> - Superscript content

HTML <b> and <strong> Elements

The HTML <b> component characterizes striking content, with no additional significance.

The HTML <strong> component characterizes solid content, with included semantic "solid" significance.

HTML <sub> Element

The HTML <sub> component characterizes subscripted content.

HTML <sup> Element

The HTML <sup> component characterizes superscripted content.