The span tag targets specific text that one would want to
have styled differently.
I have included an example:
In this grouping of words, only the phrase "Carpe Diem" appears differently.
The code that produced the output above looks like this:
<p> In this grouping of words, only the phrase <span style= "color:pink" > "Carpe Diem" </span> appears differently. </p>
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The button element creates a button.
Text for the button can be bold or even italicized if specified.
The "type" attribute (button, reset, or submit) specifies the type of button.
Here is an example:
The code that produced the output above looks like this:
<button type="button" onclick="alert('Hey, you clicked the button!')"> <i>Click Here</i></button>
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The description list lists terms along with their descriptions.
The list is specified using the <dl> tag.
<dt> determines the term, and <dd> is the data description tag
to determine the definition or description of the term.
Below is an example:
The code that produced the output above looks like this:
<dl> <dt> Ethereal: </dt> <dd> "of or relating to the regions beyond the earth" </dd> <dt> Expiate: </dt> <dd> "to atone or make amends for something" </dd> </dl>
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