HTML5 and CSS3 Beginner Tutorial 4 - bold, italics, horizontal rule, and comments

In this video we learn how to make bold and italic text. I also explain how to make a horizontal rule and how to leave comments in HTML. Social links:
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[QuentinWatt]

HTML5 is the latest version of HTML, the difference? More tags have been added to HTML5 for e.g. the header, nav, aside, section and footer tags. I go over those tags later on in the series.

[emmieroark]

Thank you ! Watching this helped clear up a lot for me.

[YawaruSan]

I had a question about bold and italics, in older HTML you could use b /b and i /i (in proper tag format), and I'm doing some test pages as I watch the tutorial and it still seems to work. So, do you HAVE to use strong and em, will b and i not be recognized by certain browsers?

[ItsAriflex]

YawaruSan . You should use <b> and <i>, strong and em are browser dependent. For example, if in the future, Google decided that their chrome browser should make <strong> text highlighted, it would change the strong tag's text.

Use bold and italics, not strong and emphasized.

[agmegharaj]

this is very nice, easy to understand. Thanks a lot.

[ronaldolaishram]

you are super, fanstatic. nice lecture I learn a lots from it

[whoeverwhoever]

when i tried <b> tag, it looks the same as <strong>

[Anilkumar-ecsj]

difference between <b> and <strong> tags ? looks both work similar ?

[TheAmishpatel]

you can also use "b" instead of "strong" to bold some text

[britannio]

how do you make the line directly under text

[tejaswisammeta]

i can't get the image in jpg type in web page
can u suggest me a

[hamzawaqar]

I think that by watching your tutorial i will be avle to sell my HTML themes at themeforest.net    THANKYOU SO SO MUCH! :)

[mitchellscales]

or you could just type in b for bold and i for italic with the

[tomedrid]

#In Python it's easier to write a comment in your code.

[vimalvaira]

<img usemap="#shapes" src="shapes.gif" alt="picture shapes">

in such tags ... what is the alt doing exactly... what is its purpose. 

[GeekaWhat]

You shouldn't be showing a tutorial for modern html using strong and em tags.

I can understand an attempt to do these tutorials in a step by step guide but these tags are used pretty much 0% in web page development today.

[zaracusca]

good work!
But PLEEEAAASE, don't use this horrible verbal tic, "you guys" !!! It ruins your job. :(