Output:<\/strong>?will be a simple text as below,<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

Example #2<\/h4>\n

In this example, we can see the abbr With a Title Tag.<\/p>\n

Code:<\/strong><\/p>\n

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<abbr title = "Please Find Attached" > PFA </abbr>

Output:?will be an acronym with a dotted underline.

If we try to hover over this, it will display the title that we have given in a similar way to the tooltip.

Example #3

Here, we have used the CSS styling element font style as italic over the tag.

Code:

 while writing an email, generally <abbr title = "Please Find Attached" > PFA </abbr> is used 

Output:

Example #4

Let’s use some more CSS styling elements over tag.

Code:

 while writing an email, generally <abbr title = "Please Find Attached" > PFA </abbr> is used 

Output:

Here, we have made our acronym as bold and red using the CSS styling elements.

Example #5

Let’s modify the same example to add more styling and designing.

Code:

 while writing an email, generally <abbr title = "Please Find Attached" > PFA </abbr> is used 

Output:

In each of the examples above, try to hover above the acronym we have used, i.e. PFA, and see how the browser will display the title we have assigned to it.

Important Points to Remember

• The tag is supported by almost all browsers, including Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Opera, etc. The output produced by all the browsers may differ in some cases, but the result is the same.
• As there are no specific attributes available with the tag, we will see how can we stylize the attribute (using global attributes available) in the next examples. The default styling to display this element is display: inline, and it may vary from browser to browser.
• The tag can be used to provide the user with the full form or while definition in specific content or maybe in case of styling the document. It is not compulsory to always use the tag.
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