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XHTML Tutorial - Commonly Used Inline Elements

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What Are Commonly Used Inline Elements?

Here are some commonly used inline elements:

• strong - Defining text with a strong emphasis.
• em - Defining text with an emphasis.
• code - Defining computer code text.
• sub - Defining a subscript text.
• sup - Defining a superscript text.
• del - Defining text to be treated as deleted text.
• ins - Defining text to be treated as inserted text.
• b - Defining the bold font weight to its content.
• i - Defining the italic font style to its content.
• tt - Defining a teletype font to its content.
• big - Defining a bigger font size to its content.
• small - Defining a smaller font size to its content.
• br - Defining a line break.
• script - Defining client-side script code.
• a - Defining an anchor.
• img - Defining an image.
• map - Defining a clickable image map.
• input - Defining an input field in a form.
• select - Defining a selection field in a form.
• textarea - Defining an input text area in a form.
• label - Defining an input field label in a form.
• button - Defining an action button in a form.
• span - Defining a logical group of inline elements and text.

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1. What Are Inline Elements?
2. What Are Commonly Used Inline Elements?
3. What Is a "strong" Tag/Element?
4. What Is an "em" Tag/Element?
5. What Is an "code" Tag/Element?
6. What Are "sub" and "sup" Tags/Elements?
7. What Are "del" and "ins" Tags/Elements?
8. What Are "big" and "small" Tags/Elements?
9. What Is a "br" Tag/Element?
10. What Is a "script" Tag/Element?
11. What Are Other Inline Elements?