HOW TO USE FORMATTING TAGS

          

HTML provides various formatting tags to style and format text. Here are some commonly used formatting tags in HTML:

1.<b>: Bold text.

Example: <b>This text is bold.</b>

2.<i>: Italic text.

Example: <i>This text is italicized.</I>

3.<u>: Underlined text.

Example: <u>This text is underlined.</u>

4.<s>: Strikethrough text.

Example: <s>This text is strikethrough.</s>

5.<sup>: Superscript text.

Example: E = mc²

6.<sub>: Subscript text.

Example: H₂O

7.<mark>: Highlighted text.

Example: <mark>This text is highlighted.</mark>

8.<strong>: Strong emphasis (similar to <b>).

Example: <strong>This text is strongly emphasized.</strong>

9.<em>: Emphasized text (similar to <i>).

Example: <em>This text is emphasized.</em>

Example: <small>This text is smaller.</small>

11.<big>: Larger text size.

Example: <big>This text is larger.</big>

12.<pre>: Preformatted text, maintaining whitespace and line breaks.

Example:

<pre>

This text

maintains whitespace

and line breaks.

</pre>

     These are just a few examples of text formatting tags in HTML. It's important to note that the visual appearance of these tags may vary depending on the CSS styles applied to the page.