HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript Fourth Edition

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CHAPTER 2. CONTENT VS MARKUP 19


i: Italic


Italic specifies that the content should be rendered in a font that is slightly
slanted. Putin front of the content and putafter the content.


Exam Question 15(p.337):The HTML tag “i” stands for what word(s)?
Acceptable Answer:italics


Havingat the end is required.


em: Emphasis


Putbefore andafter each word or phrase you want to emphasize.
Emphasis is semantic markup and is typically rendered the same as
(italics).


Exam Question 16(p.337):The HTML tag “em” stands for what word(s)?
Acceptable Answer:emphasize


s: Strike-through


Putbefore andafter each word or phrase you want to present with
strike-through. This style is often used to show content that was present
before but has beendeleted, to show that the deletion is intentional.


Exam Question 17(p.337): The HTML tag “s” stands for what word(s)?
Acceptable Answer:strikethrough


u: Underline


Putbefore andafter each word or phrase you want to present
underlined.


Exam Question 18(p.337):The HTML tag “u” stands for what word(s)?
Acceptable Answer:underline

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