QUESTION 14:
Do you think
<b><i>Bold Italic Type</i></b>
will work?
Try it and see!
The tags in the following table are used to specify different fonts.
Some of the tags are functional; others explicitly call
for a particular type of font.
For example the emphasis tags
<em> and </em>
are functional because they
say that the enclosed text should be emphasised,
but don't say how to do it.
Usually a browser will set the text in italic type.
The italic tags <i> and </i>
explicitly say
to use italic type.
| Tags | Function | Example |
|---|---|---|
| <em> ... </em> | Emphasis | This is emphasised! |
| <i> ... </i> | Italic | This is italic. |
| <strong> ... </strong> | Strong emphasis!!! | It is SO important that you study these notes!!! |
| <b> ... </b> | Boldface | Alright, maybe not that important. |
| <code> ... </code> | Computer code example. | System.out.println("Hello World!"); |
| <tt> ... </tt> | Typewriter font. | The quick red fox jumped over the lazy brown cow. |
| <u> ... </u> | Underline. | Underlining everything looks bad! You will irritate the reader! |
Do you think
<b><i>Bold Italic Type</i></b>
will work?