Web Development Course | HTML - Formatting Text Elements and Quotation Elements | Lecture - 3

HTML has elements for formatting text and quotation elements that can help improve the structure and readability of web content:
Formatting elements
Define text with special meaning, such as bold, italic, or subscript text:
: Defines bold text
: Defines important text
: Defines italic text
: Defines emphasized text
mark: Defines marked text
small: Defines smaller text
del: Defines deleted text
ins: Defines inserted text
: Defines subscript text
: Defines superscript text
Quotation elements
Insert quoted text into a web page:
blockquote: The blockquote tag indicates that the enclosed text is an extended quotation, usually rendered visually by indentation. It can also change the alignment of the quoted text to make it more noticeable. The blockquote tag has both opening and closing tags, with the content added in between. You can use the cite attribute to provide a URL for the source of the quotation, or the cite element to provide a text representation of the source.
q: The inline quotation element indicates that the enclosed text is a short inline quotation, usually surrounded by quotation marks. This element is intended for short quotations that don't require paragraph breaks. For longer quotations, use the blockquote element.
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