Block Elements
<address>
The address element provides a generic container for contact information.
| Format | <address>...</address> |
|---|---|
| Specification | > HTML 2.0 |
| Element Attributes | none |
| Event Handler Attributes | none |
<h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>, <h6>
These provide headings appropriate to the content that directly follows in the document.
<p>
<blockquote>
The only redeeming factor of this tag is the cite="URL" attribute, otherwise use <p><q>...</q></p> instead. (The UA should be intelligent enough to see that paragraphs grouped together in a <div> are related.)
<div>
<hr>
<noscript>
<pre>
The pre element is a generic container for preformatted text, which is rendered in a monospaced font and preserves all whitespace characters. It may not contain any applet, big, img, object, small, sub or sup elements.
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <div> or <p> with font-family: monospace; white-space: pre; instead.
Phrase Elements
<abbr>
The abbr element provides an encapsulation and enumeration mechanism for abbreviations that appear in the body text.
<acronym>
<b>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with font-weight: bolder; instead.
<big>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with font-size: larger; instead.
<br>
<cite>
<code>
<del>
<dfn>
<em>
<i>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with font-style: italic; instead.
<ins>
<kbd>
<nobr>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with white-space: nowrap; instead.
<q>
<s>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with text-decoration: line-through; instead.
<samp>
<small>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with font-size: smaller; instead.
<span>
<strike>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with text-decoration: line-through; or use the <del> / <ins> tag pair instead.
<strong>
<sub>
<sup>
<tt>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with font-family: monospace; instead.
<u>
I recommend against the use of this element, as it is presentation only. Rather style a <span> with text-decoration: underline; instead.