HTML can define a number of elements for formatting output, such as bold and italic characters.
<b> Define Bold fonts
< P > This is a section <b> bold font </b> defined by Tags </ p>
<big> define large font, corresponding <small> define small font
< p > this is a < big > large font </ big > define </ p > < p > this is a < small > small font </ small > defines </ by small tags p >
<em> definition accent <strong> define aggravating tone
< Strong > This text was strong</strong><em>This text is emphasized</em>
The <pre> pre tag controls blank lines and spaces. It's not always possible to use spaces in HTML, but if the spaces are included in the <pre> tab, you can keep the spaces you want in the document.
< Pre > This is a pre-formatted text. It retains the space and line breaks. </pre>
<i> Define Italic characters
<sub> Set the label word
<sup> defining superscript words
<ins> Define Insert Text
<del> define Delete words
Reference tags in html
There are two reference tags in HTML: Short references <p> and long references <blockquote>
The HTML <q> element defines a short reference.
Browsers typically surround quotes for <q> elements.
The HTML <blockquote> element defines the referenced section.
The browser typically indents the <blockquote> elements.
This is a long reference:<blockquote>This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. This is a long reference. </blockquote>This is a short quote:<Q>This is a short reference. </Q><P>with the BLOCKQUOTE element, the browser inserts line breaks and margins, and the Q element does not have any special rendering. </P>
Abbreviations and acronyms
<abbr> is abbreviated label,<acronym> is an acronym
<abbrtitle= "Etcetera">etc.</abbr><BR/><acronymtitle= "World Wide Web">Www</acronym><P>In some browsers, the title can be used to show the full version of the expression when you move the mouse over the thumbnail word.</P><P>Valid only for acronym elements in IE 5.</P><P>Valid for both the ABBR and acronym elements in Netscape 6.2.</P>
HTML <kbd> element definition keyboard Input:
< P > To open a file, select:</p><p><kbd > File | Open ... </ KBD ></ P >
HTML <samp> element definition Computer Output Example:
< Samp > demo.example.com login:apr 09:10:17linux 2.6.10-grsec+gg3+e+fhs6b+nfs+gr0501+++p3+c4a+gr2b-reslog-v6.189 </samp>
The tags introduced today are all inline elements, which are in HTML text if you don't apply line-wrapping labels <br/> or let them act as block-level elements
element content, they are not going to wrap.
html-Learning Notes (text formatting, referencing, computer code)