Know The Basic Formatting HTML Tags
By now, you have learned how to write a well documented article and all about HTL taggings. But, in order to make your article look formatted and attractive, you must be well aware of the Basic Formatting HTML Tags and the usage of each of them.
Following are the most basic HTML tags that can be used in formatting your blog posts.
- <b>BOLD</b> – This tag is used to format any text or a part of the post to look bold
- <big>BIG TEXT</big> – This tag is used to define any text of your blog post in big.
- <small>SMALL TEXT</small> – This tag is used to define any text of your blog post in small.
- <strong>STRONG</strong> – This tag can be used to format any text or part of a post to look strong, or in other word bold.
- <u>UNDERLINED</ul> – This you can use to underline any text area or part of a post.
- <i>ITALICS</i> – You can use this tag to format a part of your text or blog post to look like Italics
- <em>EMPHASIS</em> – This is similar to Italics in look and feel.
- <strike>STRIKE THROUGH</strike> – Just as the name of the tag, it is used to strike through any part of your text or blog post.
- <center>CENTERS TEXT</center> – This tag helps you to center any text or post on the page.
- <tt>TELETYPE TEXT</tt> – This is basically typewriter text.
- <blockquotes>BLOCKQUOTES</blockquotes> – the look of this tag varies according to your CSS template, but normally this tag helps to indent the paragraphs of your blog posts.
- <sub>SUBSCRIPTED TEXT</sub> – This tag is used to define any part of your post in subscripted form
- <sup>SUPERSCRIPTED TEXT</sup> – This tag is used to define any part of your post in superscripted form.
- <ins>INSERTED TEXT</ins> – This tag helps to define inserted text.
To know more about HTML formatting tags and find out more about each of them, click here.
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Some of the HTML tags are not common to me because I don’t use them often.
Thank you for sharing this information. I learn another basic Formatting HTML tags that I didn’t use before.