HTML Tutorial
<small>
The <small>
tag in HTML denotes text that should be displayed in a smaller font size than the surrounding text. Commonly utilized for footnotes, fine print, or any content intended to have a secondary emphasis.
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No attributes are specifically associated with the <small>
tag. Its sole purpose is to modify the font size of enclosed text.
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To use the <small>
tag, simply wrap it around the text you want to display in a smaller font size. For instance:
<small>This text will be displayed in a smaller font size.</small>
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Consider this HTML example:
html
<h1>Main Heading</h1>
<p>This is the main content of the page.</p>
<small>This is a footnote.</small>
In this example, the <small>
tag is applied to the footnote. As a result, the footnote text will appear in a smaller font size than the main text.
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for important information. Use semantic tags like <aside>
or <details>
instead.