HTML - Formatting tags - Set 1
The <b> element is used to define text that should be displayed in bold.
It emphasizes the importance of the text and visually makes it stand out.
<b>This text is bold.</b>The <strong> element is used to define text that has strong importance or emphasis.
It highlights the text and indicates that it is particularly significant.
<strong>This text is important.</strong>The <i> element is used to define text that should be displayed in italic.
It indicates a different style or tone for the text, such as emphasis or foreign words.
<i>This text is in italics.</i>The <em> element is used to define text that has emphasis.
It emphasizes certain words or phrases, adding importance to them.
<em>This text is emphasized.</em>The <mark> element is used to highlight or mark a specific portion of text.
It visually separates and draws attention to the marked text.
<mark>This text is marked.</mark>The <u> element is used to define text that should be underlined.
It visually emphasizes the text by placing a line underneath it.
<u>This text is underlined.</u>The <tt> element is used to define text that should be displayed in a monospaced or "typewriter" font.
It is often used for displaying code or indicating computer-generated text.
<tt>This text is displayed in a monospaced font.</tt>These HTML elements, along with their attributes, allow web developers to format and style text in various ways to convey meaning and add emphasis to different parts of the content.
