PUBLISHED ON: FEBRUARY 22, 2021
HTML Sup Tag
In HTML, the <sup>
tag stands for Superscript tag.
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In a Web Page,<sup>
render the text with raised baseline and in a smaller size.
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The <sup>
tag is used to display inline text as a superscript text for solely typographical reasons.
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Exponents and powers of numbers are the most commonly used of Superscript text.
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Also, this is an Inline Element.
HTML <sup>
Tag Syntax and Usage
The <sup>
tag requires the start(opening) tag and end(closing) tag.
<sup>
..content here
</sup>
HTML <sup>
Tag Basic Example
Given below is an example showing you the basic usage of the <sup> tag:
HTML <sup>
Tag Attributes
This element does not have any specific attributes although this element supports Global and Event attributes.
Default CSS Settings for HTML <sup>
Tag
Most of the Browsers use these default CSS Settings:
sup {
vertical-align: super;
font-size: smaller;
}
Browser Support for HTML <sup>
Tag
Following browsers support this attribute:
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Google Chrome 9.0
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Internet Explorer 11.0
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Firefox 4+
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Opera
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Safari