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This chapter focuses on three semantic markups - HTML strong and em and underline. These elements don't affect the structure of a webpage. However, they are very important in providing specific information and emphasis on-page elements.

The three are inline-level elements created using <strong> for strong, <em> for emphasis, and <u> for underline, respectively.

They are commonly used on webpages, clearly demonstrating their importance.

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2 Responses

  1. Hey Maxime! I'm trying to understand the difference between using <u> and CSS for underlining. Could you please elaborate on the semantic meaning of <u> and provide more context for its appropriate use? And could you clarify its semantic role, especially regarding 'unarticulated annotation,' and when we should use it versus CSS for underlining? Thanks!

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