Font Style Tags

Font Style Tags

Changing the look of the font can bring different meaning or clarity to a document. There are many different styles available (not all of the styles are supported in all of the browsers). There have been many proposed elements of the next standard in the HTML language, and some of these proposed items are included in today's browsers. Therefore, some of the items below will not display correctly in browsers in which they are not supported. Example: Netscape has never supported underlining.

Physical Styles

bold	<b>Font Styles</b>	Font Styles
italics	<i>Font Styles</i>	Font Styles
underlined	<u>Font Styles</u>	Font Styles
typewriter	<TT>Font Styles</TT>	`Font Styles`
blink	<blink>Font Styles</blink>	Font Styles
subscript	Font <sub>Styles</sub>	Font _Styles
superscript	Font <sup>Styles</sup>	Font ^Styles
small	<small>Font Styles</small>	Font Styles
big	<big>Font Styles</big>	Font Styles
strike through	<s>Font Styles</s>	~~Font Styles~~

Logical Styles

citation	<CITE>Font Styles</CITE>	Font Styles
emphasis	<EM>Font Styles</EM>	Font Styles
strong	<STRONG>Font Styles</STRONG>	Font Styles
pre-formatted demo	<PRE>Font Styles</PRE>	Font Styles
program code	<CODE>Font Styles</CODE>	`Font Styles`
keyboard	<KBD>Font Styles</KBD>	`Font Styles`
defined	<DFN>Font Styles</DFN>	Font Styles
variable	<VAR>Font Styles</VAR>	`Font Styles`
sample	<SAMP>Font Styles</SAMP>	`Font Styles`
short quote	<Q>Font Styles</Q>	Font Styles
person	<PERSON>Font Styles</PERSON>	Font Styles
author name	<AU>Font Styles</AU>	Font Styles
address	<ADDRESS>Font Styles</ADDRESS>	Font Styles

last modified December 10, 2004 80281