# Text Formatting in HTML HTML provides several elements for defining text with special meaning. Here are some common ones: --- ## **Bold and Italic Text** - **Bold:** Use the `` or `` tag. - **Italic:** Use the `` or `` tag. --- ## **Subscript and Superscript Text** - **Subscript:** Use the `_{` tag.
- **Superscript:** Use the `^{` tag.

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## **Other Formatting Tags**

- **Small Text:** Use the `` tag.
- **Marked Text:** Use the `` tag.
- **Deleted Text:** Use the `` tag.
- **Inserted Text:** Use the `` tag.
- **Underlined Text:** Use the `` tag.
- **Strikethrough Text:** Use the `` tag.
- **Keyboard Input:** Use the `` tag.
- **Code Snippet:** Use the `` tag.
- **Sample Output:** Use the `` tag.
- **Variable:** Use the `` tag.
- **Preformatted Text:** Use the `` tag.
- **Abbreviations:** Use the `` tag.
- **Citations:** Use the `` tag.
- **Quotations:**
- **Inline Quote:** Use the `` tag.
- **Block Quote:** Use the `` tag.
- **Time Element:** Use the `` tag to represent a specific date/time.

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## **Tips**

- **Naming Files:** Always ensure your HTML files have the `.html` extension.
- **Live Server:** Use Live Server to see changes in real-time without needing to refresh the browser manually.
- **Semantic Tags:** Prefer semantic tags like `` and `` over `` and `` for better accessibility.

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## **Conclusion**

By using HTML formatting tags, you can add meaning and emphasis to your text content. Mastering these tags helps improve the structure and accessibility of your web pages.

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