HTML U Tag


HTML Tag

The HTML Tag is used to define the duration of inline text with non-textual annotations. It is rendered as a solid underlined text, but this can be changed using CSS properties. This tag was deprecated in HTML 4.0 and redefined in HTML5.

In HTML5, the Tag is used to represent text that differs stylistically from normal text.

Note:- The use of the Tag should be ignored as it can cause confusion for hyperlinked text.

Example:-

 





HTML u Tag


 

This is HTML u tag Example

This tag can be useful to identifying spelling mistakes in an document.

Output:-

This tag can be useful to identifying spelling mistakes in an document.

HTML Video Tag

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HTML 5 also supports the . HTML is used to stream video files like movie clips, song clips on a web page.

  • Currently, there are three supported video formats for the HTML video tag:
    • mp4
    • webm
    • Ogg

Let’s look at the table that defines which web browsers support the video file format.

Example:-







HTML video  Tag


 

This is HTML video tag Example

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HTML Wbr Tag

HTML Tag

The HTML Tag is used to specify a line break occurrence in an HTML document.

Without the Tag, it is very difficult to read a long one word or one sentence. Without the wbr tag, a single long word may wrap or not wrap at all, causing problems with the layout of the page.

Without the Tag, users would have to scroll right to read a long whole word or sentence.

The Tag is new and introduced in HTML 5.

Example:-

 





HTML wbr  Tag


 

This is HTML wbr tag Example

Try to shrink the browser window, to view how the very long word in the paragraph below will break:

This is a veryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryverylongwordthatwillbreakatspecificplaceswhenthebrowserwindowisresized.

Note: The wbr element is not supported in Internet Explorer 11 (or earlier).

Output:-

Try to shrink the browser window, to view how the very long word in the paragraph below will break:

This is a veryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryverylongwordthatwillbreakatspecificplaceswhenthebrowserwindowisresized.

Note: The wbr element is not supported in Internet Explorer 11 (or earlier).


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