<strong>

HTML <strong> (Strong Emphasis) Tag

Example

<p>This is <strong>important</strong> text</p>

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Meaning

The <strong> inline element specifes strongly emphasized text. It usually is rendered in a bold typeface.

The <strong> element is a phrasing-level element. It must not contain block-level elements, but it can contain other phrasing-level elements.

Notes:

• This element generally renders as bold text.
• By default, most browsers render the strong element with bold text, but you can change that in CSS.
• If you are looking to emphasize a word or phrase, the <em> element would be a better choice.
• If you want to bold text, but the text is not important, you should use the CSS rule font-weight: bold; on the appropriate element enclosing the text.

Version: HTML 2, 3.2, 4, 4.01, 5

Standard Syntax

<strong>...</strong>

Global Attributes

The <strong> element also supports the Global Attributes in HTML.

Event Attributes

The <strong> element also supports the Event Attributes in HTML.

By Default CSS Value(s)

Most of the browsers will display the <strong> element with the following by default value(s)

strong { 
  font-weight: bold;
}

Related Tags:

<a>,
<abbr>,
<b>,
<bdi>,
<bdo>,
<br>,
<cite>,
<code>,
<data>,
<dfn>,
<em>,
<i>,
<kbd>,
<mark>,
<q>,
<rp>,
<rt>,
<ruby>,
<s>,
<samp>,
<small>,
<span>,
<sub>,
<sup>,
<time>,
<u>,
<var> and
<wbr>