Answer:
Try it and see!
Character Formatting
The tags in the following table are used to specify different fonts.
Some of the tags are describe the function of their contents
(and let the browser pick how that function is to be displayed).
Other tags 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! |
QUESTION 14:
Do you think
<b><i>Bold Italic Type</i></b>
will work?