The understanding of HTML5 element table--Text element

Knowledge point one text element hyperlink

• Hyperlink writing format: <a href = "目标"> 内容 </a>

• <a href = "目标">Destination of the Link: page address (path)
• <a href = "目标">Anchor-point format: An element of the id attribute; a the value of the href is the attribute value of the element with the id attribute
• <a href = "目标">function chain

H1~h6 level title--level six title p paragraph label blockquote label

• Represents a reference to an integer (large) segment that is displayed in italics on the page

Q tags

• Represents a small segment of a reference, such as a quote, which is underlined below the text group of the referenced content

ABBR Label

• The displayed content or keyword is indented
• HTML code example: <abbr title = "HyperText Markup Language">HTML</abbr> hover over HTML to display the full name of the element's content
• The label here <title> can be either a label or a property

Cite label

• Represents a reference to a reference
• HTML code example: <a href = ""> <cite> W3C万维网联盟 </cite> </a>
• Cite can be either a label or a property
• When cite is treated as a property, it is the Origin <blockquote> (source) of the content (which can be placed on the label or in the <q> label); The browser ignores it, but the screen reader is recognizable)

Strong label

• Used to represent important text, text bold

B Label

• Not used in HTML, CSS to complete; indicates that the text is highlighted in bold text
• Strong label and B-label differences: Strong tag will focus on reading strong element content in the voice reading browser

EM tag

• Text italic display element content

I label

• Text italic display element content
• The EM tag and I tags are all represented in italics, but the EM tag will focus on reading EM element content in the voice reading browser

The understanding of HTML5 element table--Text element