-markdown doesn't use bold or italic for emphasis. It uses asterisks (*) for bold and underscores (_) for italic. The text within these symbols will be formatted in bold or italic.
HTML formatting is simpler. To make text bold, use the tag or . To italicize, use or . Here are some examples:
Using HTML for Formatting
HTML allows for more robust and flexible formatting than Markdown. For example, you can apply bold to individual words within a sentence, like this.
HTML also supports italic text, which can be used to emphasize certain words or phrases, like this.
Headers in HTML
To create headers in HTML, use the
through
tags. The number in the tag indicates the level of the header. For example:
This is a level 1 header
This is a level 2 header
This is a level 3 header
This is a level 4 header
This is a level 5 header
This is a level 6 header
Lists in HTML
HTML supports both ordered and unordered lists. Unordered lists are created using the
- tag and the
- tag for each list item. Ordered lists use the
- tag. Here's an example:
- Item 1
- Item 2
- First
- Second
This concludes our guide on HTML formatting. We hope you found it helpful. Happy coding!
