Using CSS to achieve blinking text is highly discouraged; It has bad browser support and standardization. Some browsers may display it and others won't; Some won't display it at all!You would have better browser support if you used JavaScript, but if you are still pushing to use CSS, the official way to create blinking text would be to use the text-decoration property with a blink value.Example 1body {text-decoration: blink}The above CSS will make any text in blink.Example 2.blink {text-decoration: blink}The above CSS will make any text in blink.
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The advantage of HTML is it's simple tags and usage. It can create web pages at the blink of an eye.
HTML text is formatted text that you view on a HTML formatted page, a HTML tag is a tag which defines the formatting of a selected area of text, i.e opening tag "<u>" "text to format here", followed by closing tag "</u>" would underline the text that you wish to format. In short, HTML tag defines the format of the text. These basics can be applied to a range of different functions.
<code><code>HTML TEXT HERE</code></code>
You can use the blink tag, but it does not work in all browsers. It is not standard HTML. Also it can look a bit tacky so it is not always encouraged to have flashing text on your page. To do it, try this in different browsers: <blink>Depending on the browser, this text may flash</blink>
Using CSS to achieve blinking text is highly discouraged; It has bad browser support and standardization. Some browsers may display it and others won't; Some won't display it at all!You would have better browser support if you used JavaScript, but if you are still pushing to use CSS, the official way to create blinking text would be to use the text-decoration property with a blink value.Example 1body {text-decoration: blink}The above CSS will make any text in blink.Example 2.blink {text-decoration: blink}The above CSS will make any text in blink.
Of course, it's HTML! HTML can do anythink that text can do plus more! Can text make a radio buttin? Can text make a drop-down menu? No, and again no! HTML Text
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<blink> is the Netscape specific element for blinking the enclosed text. It was introduced by Netscape Navigator. Many major browsers support this element except Internet Explorer.
The advantage of HTML is it's simple tags and usage. It can create web pages at the blink of an eye.
Text can only be rotated in HTML by augmenting it with CSS or other technologies. HTML itself is not capable of this feat.
HTML text is formatted text that you view on a HTML formatted page, a HTML tag is a tag which defines the formatting of a selected area of text, i.e opening tag "<u>" "text to format here", followed by closing tag "</u>" would underline the text that you wish to format. In short, HTML tag defines the format of the text. These basics can be applied to a range of different functions.
<code><code>HTML TEXT HERE</code></code>
All HTML files are text files. You can open them with any text editor, such as Notepad. When a browser opens the file, it reads it and displays the html as a web page. If you open a html file in a text editor or a word processor or other such application, you will see the actual html code, which is just ordinary text. So you don't need to convert HTML files into text, as they are already text files. All you need is something to open them with, other than a browser.
HTML is the standard language for creating web pages. You can include text in web page using HTML and CSS can be used to format the text. Here is an example of the simplest HTML: <html> <head></head> <body> Your text goes here... </body> </html> Put the above in a file and save it with an extension htm or html. Now you have a web page with the text you want.
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language