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By default, text on a Web page is displayed with the default style. This
style is best defined by what it is not--it is not boldface, it is not italicized,
and it is not underlined. If you want to use any of these text effects you
have to include the proper HTML tags. They are <b>, <i>, and <u>:
This text will be boldface.
This text will be italicized.
This text will be underlined.
The <u> tag is not supported in XHTML and
is deprecated in HTML 4.01. You can use styles to underline text, but
many people believe it is better to avoid underlining text because the user
may confuse it with a hyperlink.
These tags can be nested and overlapped to get the effect you want. Here's an example:
You can combine boldface and
italics.
which is rendered like this:
You can combine boldface and italics..