FONT LOGICAL STYLES in HTML

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FONT LOGICAL STYLES
Example code will be given first, and then the result of the code.

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• An example of the <ADDRESS>Mail Address tag</ADDRESS> in a document. An example of the
  
  Mail Address tag
  in a document.
• <BIG>Big Text</BIG>, compared to normal text. Big Text, compared to normal text.
  
  
  • The <BIG>Big<BIG> Text</BIG> tag</BIG> can be cumulative. The Big Text tag can be cumulative.
• <BLINK>Blinking Text</BLINK>, compared to normal text. Blinking Text, compared to normal text.
  
• The Blockquote tag <BLOCKQUOTE>separates a quotation</BLOCKQUOTE> from the rest of your document.
  (Old 2.0 Standard) The Blockquote tag
  

  separates a quotation

  from the rest of your document.
• The Blockquote tag <BQ>separates a quotation</BQ> from the rest of your document.
  (New 3.0 Standard) The Blockquote tag separates a quotation from the rest of your document.
  
• <CITE>Citation Text</CITE>, compared to normal text. Citation Text, compared to normal text.
  
• <CREDIT>Credit Text</CREDIT>, compared to normal text. Credit Text, compared to normal text.
  
• <DFN>Definition Text</DFN>, compared to normal text. Definition Text, compared to normal text.
  
• <EM>Emphasized Text</EM>, compared to normal text.. Emphasized Text, compared to normal text.
  
• <FN>FOOTNOTE Tag Example Coding:
  <A HREF="#footnote1"><SUP>1</SUP></A> -- this references the following footnote:<P><FN id="footnote1"><SUP>1</SUP>if supported clicking on the footnote link will cause a small window to pop up containing the actual footnote.</FN>
  Result of Coding:
  ¹ -- this references the following footnote:
  ¹ if supported clicking on the footnote link will cause a small window to pop up containing the actual footnote.
  
• <KBD>Keyboard Font</KBD>, compared to normal text. Keyboard Font, compared to normal text.
  
• An example of the <LISTING>Listing Tag</LISTING> compared to normal text. An example of the
  Listing Tag compared to normal text.
• PLAINTEXT External link to example. The Plaintext tag can act very oddly on some browsers, thus the reason for it's own page.
• An example of the <PRE>Preformated Text tag</PRE> in a document. An example of the
  

  Preformated Text tag

  in a document.
• <SAMP>Sample Format</SAMP>, compared to normal text. Sample Format, compared to normal text.
  
• <SMALL>Small Text</SMALL>, compared to normal text. Small Text, compared to normal text.
  
  
  • The <SMALL>Small<SMALL> Text</SMALL> tag</SMALL> can be cumulative. The Small Text tag can be cumulative.
• <STRONG>Strong Emphasis</STRONG>, compared to normal text. Strong Emphasis, compared to normal text.
  
• <SUB>Subscript Text</SUB>, compared to normal text. _{Subscript Text}, compared to normal text.
  
• <SUP>Superscript Text</SUP>, compared to normal text. ^{Superscript Text}, compared to normal text.
• <VAR>Variable Text</VAR>, compared to normal text. Variable Text, compared to normal text.
  
• An example of how the <XMP><I>Example Text</I></XMP> tag works in a document. Note that HTML tags are ignored within the XMP tags. An example of how the &lt;i&gt;Example Text&lt;/i&gt; tag works in a document. Note that HTML tags are ignored within the XMP tags.

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