LAST UPDATED: JUNE 3, 2020
HTML em Tag
The HTML <em>
tag is used to mark some text as emphasized text, which means the text is important text with respect to the content on the webpage. This tag informs search engines crawling the webpage, which text on the webpage should be emphasized or give special importance.
The text provided within <em>
tag is known as the emphasized text.
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This emphasized text is given more importance by browsers, search engines than the rest of the content.
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The emphasized text is displayed in the web Browser in italic style format, so it works like the HTML <i> tag, but also provide extra importance to the text enclosed within this tag, along with italic style.
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Also, this is an inline element.
HTML <em>
Tag - Syntax and Usage
The <em>
tag requires the start(opening) tag and end(closing) tag.
Below we have a basic syntax for the same:
<em>
content here
</em>
HTML <em>
Tag Basic Example
Below we have a basic example for the <em>
tag:
HTML <em>
tag Attributes
HTML <em>
tag doesn't have any specific attributes but it supports Global attributes and Event attributes.
Default CSS Style for HTML <em>
tag
em {
font-style: italic;
}
Browser Support for HTML <em>
tag
Following browsers support this attribute:
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Firefox - Yes
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Google Chrome - Yes
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Internet Explorer 2+
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Safari - Yes
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Opera 2.1+