




HTML <i> tag
HTML <i> tag is used to represent a part of text in a different voice from the surrounding text. The content within <i> tag usually renders in italic type on the browser. It can be useful to represent some technical terms, phrase, fictional character thoughts, etc.
NOTE: The <i> tag does not include any logical meaning to the content and if you want to represent some logically important part of the content then use <em> tag. (Both give same visual effect)
Syntax


  <i>Write your Content here....</i>


Following are some specifications about the HTML <i> tag


Display
Inline


Start tag/End tag
Both Start and End tag


Usage
Textual


Example 1


<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

	<title>HTML i Tag</title>

	<style>

		p{

		color: #e9967a; 

		}

		i{

		color: green;

		}

	</style>

</head>

<body>

<h2>Example of HTML i tag</h2>

<p>John and his team is ready for his new gaming project <i>Marko Series 3</i> </p> 

</body>

</html>



Output:

Attribute
Tag-specific attribute
HTML <i> tag does not contain any specific attribute.
Global attribute
HTML <i> tag supports the global attributes in HTML.
Event attribute
HTML <i> tag supports the event attributes in HTML.
Supporting Browsers

Element Chrome IE Firefox Opera Safari
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