HTML formats/attributes

Hello everyone!

Hope you had a good week. Today’s topic is HTML formats.

HTML formats are used to add some pizzazz to your article. They are usually within your <p> tag .

Some are used to make your texts bold, underlined, in subscript and much more which we will talk about in this article. Formats can be used for a whole sentence or for a particular word.

A.BOLD & STRONG TAG

Bold:

To make a text bold, it is defined by the <b> tag. For example:

<b>The text is bold</b>

Strong:

The strong attribute shows that a text is of importance and displays the text the same way as it would for a bold text.

For example:

<strong>The text is strong</strong>

Therefore, strong and bold tags can be used interchangeably.

B. ITALICS AND EMPHASIS TAG

Italics:

To make a text italics, it is defined by the <i> tag.

<i>The text is in italics</i>

Emphasis:

The emphasis attribute shows that a text is of emphasis and displays the text the same way as it would for an italics text. It is defined by the <em> tag.

<em>The text is strong</em>

Therefore, italics and emphasis tags can be used interchangeably.

C.SMALL TAG

To make a text small, it is defined by the <small> tag.

<small>The text is small</small>

A summary of the code explained is displayed below:

That’s all for this article!

Please stay tuned to learn more about HTML formats.