Phrase tags are those that are used to highlight or emphasize a certain part of the text. Though there are many tags of that kind but the most popular ones are as under:
Abbreviation Tag: Abbreviation Tag is used to put in the abbreviation of the shortened words or terms used in the text. It is used with the attribute title.
Syntax:
Example
India has CBI that works under the Central Government.
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Mark Tag: It is a Used to highlight a part of text as if it is highlighted with a wide yellow marker pen.
Syntax:
Example
We, at Ourtutorials, provide best quality E-Learning material. The text alongwith images, all are designed and presented in such a way that a candidate can get most of the concept very easily.
Output:
Strong Tag: It is used to make a part of the text bold. Though we already had <b> tag in HTML but in HTML5, <strong> tag is used mostly.
Syntax:
Example
We, at Ourtutorials, provide best quality E-Learning material. The text alongwith images, all are designed and presented in such a way that a candidate can get most of the concept very easily.
Output:
Emphasize Tag: It is used to make a part of the text italicized. Though we already had <i> tag in HTML but in HTML5, <em> tag is used mostly..
Syntax:
Example
We, at Ourtutorials, provide best quality E-Learning material. The text alongwith images, all are designed and presented in such a way that a candidate can get most of the concept very easily.
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Quote Tag: This tag is used for a part of text to appear in quotes.
Syntax:
Example
We, at Ourtutorials
, provide best quality E-Learning material
. The text alongwith images, all are designed and presented in such a way that a candidate can get most of the concept very easily.
Output:
Code Tag: It is used to make a part of text appear as if it is something different from the rest of the text. Usually it is used for displaying computer codes.
Syntax:
Example
We, at Ourtutorials
, provide best quality E-Learning material
. The text alongwith images, all are designed and presented in such a way that a candidate can get most of the concept very easily.
Output: