HTML <body> Tag The main content of an HTML document is defined inside the HTML <body> tag. Only the content inside the HTML <body> tag is meant to be displayed on the browser. The content can vary from simple text to paragraphs, headings, images, tables, links, videos, etc. It is placed after the <head> tag … Read more
HTML <blockquote> Tag To specify a block of text that is quoted from another source, the HTML <blockquote> tag is used. On the browser, it displays the content as indented text. For short or inline quotes, the HTML <q> tag can be used instead of the HTML <blockquote> tag. Syntax: <blockquote>content</blockquote> Example: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> … Read more
HTML <big> Tag The HTML <big> tag is not supported in HTML5. To increase the text font size, the HTML <big> tag was used. It always sets the font size one level bigger (small to medium, medium to large, etc.) than the base font size of the document or the surrounding text size. Now, CSS … Read more
HTML <bdo> Tag The BiDirectional Override is what the HTML <bdo> tag stands for. As the name itself suggests, it overrides the current or the default text direction, thus setting the direction of content within it. On the browser, the content then renders from left to right or right to left. For languages like Arabic … Read more
HTML <bdi> Tag: The Bidirectional Isolate Element is represented by the HTML <bdi> tag. To instruct the browser to isolate the specified text from its surrounding content, especially when it is required to embed the user-generated content with an unknown directionality, this tag is used. It was introduced in HTML 5. For languages like Arabic … Read more
HTML <basefont> Tag The HTML <basefont> tag is not supported in HTML5. To specify the default value of font size, color, and font-family the HTML <basefont> tag is used. The default value is specified for all the contents written within an HTML document. This tag was deprecated in HTML 4. To style the document, CSS … Read more
HTML <base> Tag To specify a base URL or to specify a URL for all relative links within an HTML document, the HTML <base> tag is used. Within a document, only one <base> element can be specified and is placed within the <head> element. The HTML <base> element does not contain a closing tag but … Read more
HTML <b> Tag The HTML <b> tag represents the HTML bold tag. As the name itself suggests, the HTML <b> tag displays the specified content in bold format and thus serves as a presentational element only. For writing a heading, the header tag <h1> to <h6> should be used. For writing an important statement the … Read more
HTML <audio> Tag To specify sounds (music and other audio clips), the HTML <audio> tag is used. Three types of file formats are supported for HTML 5 audio tags currently. These are mp3, wav and ogg. Both the <video> and <audio> controls are supported in HTML 5. To play the multimedia items, technologies like Flash, … Read more
HTML <aside>Tag To display the information about the main content aside from the other contents on a web page, the HTML <aside> tag is introduced in HTML5. Thus, it forms the main textual flow of a document (as defined by W3C). Example: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <p>HELLO WORLD!! Today is a great day. Why not … Read more