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For example:
Here (n) denotes heading size i.e., from 1 to 6
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> Using Headings </TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR =“Aqua”>
<H1>ORANGE EDUCATION</H1>
<H2>ORANGE EDUCATION</H2>
<H3>ORANGE EDUCATION</H3>
<H4>ORANGE EDUCATION</H4> ORANGE EDUCATION
<H5>ORANGE EDUCATION</H5>
<H6>ORANGE EDUCATION</H6>
</BODY> ORANGE EDUCATION
</HTML>
ORANGE EDUCATION
ORANGE EDUCATION
ORANGE EDUCATION
ORANGE EDUCATION
Text appears in Heading of
different font sizes
CHARACTER FORMATTING TAGS
In HTML, there are many character formatting tags which are also called font-style tags. These tags help
to change the appearance of text with their predefined effects.
Some frequently used text highlighting tags are:
<B> or <STRONG> The Bold tag
<I> or <EM> The Italics tag
<U> The Underline tag
<S> or <Strike> The Strikethrough tag
<SUP> The Superscript tag
<SUB> The Subscript tag
<B> or <STRONG> Tags
<B> or <STRONG> are container tags. These tags are used to make the text bold. Syntax to use them is
as follows:
<B> or <STRONG> Text </B> or </STRONG>
For example:
ORANGE EDUCATION, <B> INDIA </B>
Output:
ORANGE EDUCATION, INDIA
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