<SPAN>...</SPAN>
Description: The <SPAN> tag is a way to apply a style to a portion of text
that is not contained within a specific HTML structural tag. It can be
used
to apply a style to the first letter or word of a document and is
contained
within the header of the document. It won't affect the text, only the
style
will affect the text's appearance.
Attributes:
- charset - This attribute indicates the character encoding of
the destination resource of the HREF attribute.
- href - This attribute indicates the URL to be loaded when the
linked content is activated.
- hreflang - This attribute specifies
the base language of the resource indicated in the HREF attribute.
- media - This attribute is a keyword representing the intended
rendering destination for the style sheet properties applied to this
element. Multiple destinations are given delimited by commas.
- rel - The REL attribute is meant to give the relationship(s)
described between the current document and the document specified by the
HREF attribute.
- rev - The REL attribute is basically meant to be the same as
the REL attribute, but the semantics of the relationship are in the
reverse direction. A link from A to B with REL="X" expresses the same
relationship as a link from B to A with REV="X". Both the REL and REV
attributes may be used in the same element.
- target - This attribute specifies the named frame for the
contents specified by the HREF attribute to load to when activated.
- type - This attribute specifies the MIME type of the resource
indicated in the HREF attribute.
Usage:
This is a span of the style <SPAN
STYLE="font-size: xx-small">font-size: xx-small</SPAN>
Will look like this:
This is a span of the style font-size: xx-small