Some interesting but not used much - Elements

Or maybe they are, I haven't really decided yet.

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<mark>
The mark element can look like the text is highlighted
eg...
The word <mark>highlight</mark> will show up with a yellow background in this example.
will result in...

The word highlight will show up with a yellow background in this example


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<del>
The del element will strikethrough text to show it has been removed but you still want it included
eg...
The word <del>removed</del> will show up with a strikethrough in this example.
will result in...

The word removed will show up with a strikethrough in this example


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<ins>
The ins element will underline text to show it has been added (or inserted) in to your text
eg...
The word <ins>added</ins> will show up underlined in this example.
will result in...

The word added will show up underlined in this example


<sub> & <sup>
The sub element can look like the text is subscripted (lowered) whilst the sup element will superscript (lift) the relevant text
eg...
The word <sub>subscripted</sub> will show up lower whilst <sup>superscripted</sup> will show up higher in this example.
will result in...

The words subscript will show up lower whilst superscript will show up higher in this example.
Useful in things like...
Water is H2O *** or *** 52 = 25


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<q>
The q element will add quotation marks (" ") to show it is a quote
eg...
The words <q>My Quote Is Here</q> will be inside quotes in this example.
will result in...

The words My Quote Is Here will be inside quotes in this example


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<blockquote>
The blockquote element will indent the text inside the start/end blockquoted text
eg...
The text I put here... <blockquote>This is my blockquoted text. Where does it all go</blockquote> ...will be used in this example.
will result in...

The text I put here...

This is my blockquoted text. Where does it all go
...will be used in this example.


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<address>
The address element can be useful in a 'footer' - and I would guess is good for screen readers
eg...
<address>Written By: Gary Kirby. Visit me at: 1 Hidden Valley, Blackpool, Lancs 22B 1AB </address>
will result in...

Written By: Gary Kirby Visit me at: 1 Hidden Valley Blackpool Lancs 22B 1AB


but it does not like the <address> element inside the <strong> element ***
<bdo>
The bdo element will write text backwards (bdo = BiDirectional Override)
eg...
The next text will be reversed <bdo dir="rtl">'The next text will be reversed' </bdo> in this example.
will result in...

The next text will be reversed ' The next text will be reversed' in this example.
NOTE...When it goes over a line it looks wrong
as it just reverses each line and NOT the whole phrase in one go


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<samp>
The samp element will display text to simulate computer output
eg...
The text <samp>Simulates computer output : 1234567890</samp> in this example.
will result in...

The text Simulates computer output : 1234567890 in this example


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<kbd>
The kbd element will display text to simulate text on a keyboard
eg...
The text <kbd>Simulates keys on a KEYBOARD : 1234567890</kbd> in this example.
will result in...

The text Simulates keys on a KEYBOARD : 1234567890 in this example


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