Dustin Gandof
HTML Formatting for Casual Articles
Are you wondering how to format your casual articles using HTML? Look no further! In this article, we’ll go over how to use HTML tags to format your article for a casual, easy-to-read style.
Headings
Headings are a great way to break up your article and make it more organized. The
tag is perfect for main headings, while the
tag can be used for subheadings. Use these tags sparingly to avoid cluttering your article.
Bold Text
If you want to emphasize certain words or phrases in your article, use the tag to make them bold. For example, if you’re writing about a particularly funny moment in a TV show, you could bold the punchline to make it stand out.
Italicized Text
Italicized text can be used to show emphasis as well, but in a softer way than bold text. Use the tag to italicize words or phrases that you want to draw attention to without making them stand out too much.
Underlined Text
The tag can be used to underline words or phrases. However, be careful with underlining as it can be difficult to read on some devices and can sometimes be mistaken for a hyperlink.
Strikethrough Text
If you want to show that a certain word or phrase is no longer relevant or has been changed, use the tag to create a strikethrough effect. You might use this if you made a mistake and want to show the corrected version, or if you want to show how a certain word has changed over time.
Subscript Text and Superscript Text
If you need to include subscript or superscript text in your article, use the and tags, respectively. Subscript is typically used for chemical formulas or mathematical notations, while superscript might be used for footnotes or power of numbers.
Conclusion:
With these HTML tags, you can easily format your casual article in a way that is easy to read and visually appealing. Remember to use the tags sparingly and consistently for the best results. Happy writing!
