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An Old Style

Blog App
Lecture’s Checklist
1. Headings.
2. Paragraphs.
3. Text Formatting.
Headings
HTML headings are defined using the h1 to h6 elements. They are used to
structure the content of a webpage, and they also help search engines
understand the hierarchy of the content on the page.
Headings
Paragraphs
In HTML, you can use the <p> element to represent a paragraph.

Here is an example of how to use the <p> element:


Text Formatting
Text formatting in HTML refers to the way in which you can control the
appearance of text on a web page. This can include things like making text bold
or italic, changing the font or font size, and aligning text.
Text Formatting
● <strong>: Makes text bold.
● <b>: Makes text bold.
● <em>: Italicizes text.
● <i>: Italicizes text
Text Formatting
● <u>: The <u> tag in HTML is used to underline text.
● <s>: Strikes through text.
● <strike>: Strikes through text.

Note that the <strike> element is deprecated in HTML5 and may not be supported
in all modern web browsers. It is generally recommended to use other text
formatting techniques, such as the text-decoration CSS property, to achieve the
same effect.
Text Formatting
● <sub>: Makes text subscript.
● <sup>: Makes text superscript.
● <small>: Makes text small.
● <big>: Makes text big.
Text Formatting
● <mark>: Highlights text.
● <abbr>: Represents an abbreviation.
● <acronym>: Represents an acronym. (Not Supported)
● <dfn>: Represents a definition.
● <ins>: The <ins> tag in HTML is used to represent inserted text.
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