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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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!
Greetings Daisy!
I suggset you have a quick read through this Mozilla developer page about it.
It's well explained there.
Cheers!