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    LESSON9.LO1.5 (Text Formatting)

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    The document discusses HTML text formatting tags. It explains tags like <b> for bold, <i> for italic, <strong> for important text, and <em> for emphasized text. It also covers tags for smaller text (<small>), marked text (<mark>), deleted text (<del>), inserted text (<ins>), subscripted text (<sub>), and superscripted text (<sup>). The purpose of these tags is to format text on a webpage and make it more attractive based on the design.

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    The document discusses HTML text formatting tags. It explains tags like <b> for bold, <i> for italic, <strong> for important text, and <em> for emphasized text. It also covers tags for smaller text (<small>), marked text (<mark>), deleted text (<del>), inserted text (<ins>), subscripted text (<sub>), and superscripted text (<sup>). The purpose of these tags is to format text on a webpage and make it more attractive based on the design.

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    LESSON9.LO1.5 (Text Formatting)

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    COMPUTER

    PROGRAMMING
    .NET TECHNOLOGY
    EXPECTATIONS

    • Understand the basic application of strike, big, small,


    subscript and superscript in an html codes;
    • Differentiate the basic usage of basic HTML formatting
    elements and
    • Apply the basic use of html tags (strike, big, small,
    subscript and superscript in an html.
    LESSON

    The HTML text formatting are used to format


    the appearance of the text in your webpage. It
    provides several tags that can use to modify
    the look of a text, to make it more attractive to
    design that you’re aiming for.

    HTML Text Formatting Elements


    LESSON

    HTML <b> and <strong> Elements

    The HTML <b> element The HTML <strong> element


    defines bold text, without any defines strong text, with added
    extra importance. semantic "strong" importance.
    HTML Text Formatting Elements
    LESSON

    HTML <i> and <em> Elements

    The HTML <i> element. The HTML <em> element


    defines italic text, without any defines emphasized text, with
    extra importance. added semantic importance.
    HTML Text Formatting Elements
    LESSON

    Take note that browsers display


    <strong> as <b>, and <em> as <i>.
    However, there is a difference in the
    meaning of these tags: <b> and <i>
    defines bold and italic text, but
    <strong> and <em> means that the
    text is "important".

    HTML Text Formatting Elements


    LESSON

    HTML <small> element

    The HTML <small> element


    defines smaller text

    HTML Text Formatting Elements


    LESSON

    HTML <mark> element

    The HTML <mark> element


    defines marked or highlighted
    text.

    HTML Text Formatting Elements


    LESSON

    HTML <del> element

    The HTML <del> element


    defines deleted (removed) text.

    HTML Text Formatting Elements


    LESSON

    HTML <ins> element

    The HTML <ins> element


    defines inserted (added) text

    HTML Text Formatting Elements


    LESSON

    HTML <sub> element

    The HTML <sub> element


    defines subscripted text.

    HTML Text Formatting Elements


    LESSON

    HTML <sup> element

    The HTML <sup> element


    defines superscripted text.

    HTML Text Formatting Elements

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