We often saw the italic text in books or magazines. It
doesn't mean that <i> tag is taking any extra important. It simply represents the text like technical
terms, foreign language phrases, or fictional character thoughts.
HTML
<i> element represent the italic text
Example
<p>Use these audits to
review policies and procedures on:</p>
<i>Pay and rewards </i>
<p><i> Training </i></p>
<p><i> Employee development</i></p>
<p><i> People management </i></p>
<p><i>This is a book name
"Dilip Singh"</i></p>
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Result
will be shown below:
Use
these audits to review policies and procedures on:
Pay and rewards
Training
Employee development
People management
This is a book name "Dilip Singh"
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Usage Note:
- HTML <I> element is displayed in italic text size. However, it is not a good way to use the italic text we can use CSS styling for this purpose.
- <I> tag or <em> tag look alike but the semantic meaning is different. <I> element is only a presentation element.
- When we want that text should be italicized but not have any real semantic meaning then we use this tag <I></I>
- HTML <i> element is represent the name of a book or movie, it also represents a foreign word.
- HTML <i> element tag represents text.
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