Below is a horizontal rule:
This is bold and this is italic.
This is a
line break
(horizontal rules and line breaks are "empty elements"
Here's a superscript, while this is a subscript
The strong tag is used for screen readers to emphasize words, while the emphasis is used to say them in a subtly different way
The blockquote element is used for quotes that span a paragraph or more
The q element is used for shorter quotes, but I'm not sure if internet explorer applies quotes around it
Prof... abbr with the title attribute is used for abbreviations/acronyms
Cite is used for citations and it places italics around what's being cited
The dfn element is used for the defining first instance of jargon/terminology
The address element contains contact info for the page author
123 Street
The ins element is used to show additions, while the del element shows things that have been removed/are irrelevant
The s element shows that something is now irrelevant, but shouldn't be removed
Uniform Resource LocatorThis starts up your email This opens the link in a new window This is a link to the top of the page
The following html is an image.
Images, unlike block elements like h1, are inline elements that will flow with the rest of the text.
The align property used to be used in img elements with values of left, right, top, middle, and bottom to dictate text flow around an image.
Remember to save images at the right size and format.