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HTML5 - Lessons 17
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Introduction to Html5 & CSS3Lecture1.1
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Softwares RequiredLecture1.2
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Basic HTMLLecture1.3
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Paragraph & HeadingsLecture1.4
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Text FormattingLecture1.5
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Break,Bold,UnderlineLecture1.6
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AnchorLecture1.7
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ImagesLecture1.8
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UnOrdered listsLecture1.9
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Ordered ListsLecture1.10
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TablesLecture1.11
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VideoLecture1.12
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AudioLecture1.13
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FormsLecture1.14
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DivLecture1.15
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Semantic ElementsLecture1.16
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CommentsLecture1.17
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CSS3 - Lessons 22
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Linking Style.cssLecture2.1
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CSS SyntaxLecture2.2
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StylingLecture2.3
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Styling P2Lecture2.4
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FontsLecture2.5
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Height WidthLecture2.6
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CSS BordersLecture2.7
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Margin PaddingLecture2.8
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Box ModelLecture2.9
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Display & InlineLecture2.10
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Overflow & OutlineLecture2.11
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FloatLecture2.12
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Text ShadowLecture2.13
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Background ImageLecture2.14
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Positioning CSSLecture2.15
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Positioning CSS 2Lecture2.16
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GradientsLecture2.17
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FlexboxLecture2.18
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Flexbox 2Lecture2.19
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Transformation, TransitionLecture2.20
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AnimationsLecture2.21
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CSS Media QueriesLecture2.22
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Responsive Website From Scratch 7
Break,Bold,Underline
HTML <b> and <strong> Elements
The HTML <b> element defines bold text, without any extra importance.
Example
<b>This text is bold</b>
The HTML <strong> element defines strong text, with added semantic “strong” importance.
Example
<strong>This text is strong</strong>
HTML <br> Tag
Example
A line break is marked up as follows:
This text contains<br>a line break.