Apply visual designs to your text using CSS

Use the strong tag to make text bold:

• To make text bold, you can use a strong tag. 
• This is often used to draw attention to the text and symbolize that it is important.
•  With the strong tag, the browser applies the CSS of "font-weight: bold;" to the element.
• The syntax of strong tag is:

            <strong> text portion to be made bold</strong>

Use u tag to underline text:

• To underline the text we can use u tag on a section of a text that is to be underlined.
• With the u-tag, the browser applies the CSS of  "text-decoration: underline;" to the element.
• The syntax of the u-tag is:

            <u> text to be underlined</u>

Use the em-tag to italicize the text:

• We can italicize a portion of a text or the whole text by wrapping the text in an em tag.
• The syntax of the em-tag is:

            <em>text to be italicized</em>

Use the s-tag to strike through the text:

• We can strike through a text using the s-tag, it usually represents that the text portion is no longer valid.
• With the s-tag, the browser applies the CSS of  "text-decoration: line-through;" to the text.
• The syntax of the s-tag is:

        <s>text to be stricken through</s>

Use the hr-tag to create a horizontal line:

• We can separate the text blocks using a horizontal line created by using the hr-tag.
• The syntax of the hr-tag is:

            <hr>

• Note that hr-tag is a self-closing tag.