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<button>
Till now you used the following code to add a button to your html web form:

This is a button<input type="button" value="Test Button" name="btn">

The above code could also be written by utilizing the <button> tag.

Example:

This is a button<button type="button" name="btn">Test Button</button>

The type attribute of the <button> tag specifies the type of the button, which could be button, reset or submit.

<ins>

<ins> tag underlines the text appearing between <ins> and </ins>, as if it was inserted between the original text.

Example:

In this sentence <ins>this text is inserted</ins>, while this one is not.

Output:

In this sentence this text is inserted, while this one is not.

<del>

<del> tag strikes through the text appearing between <del> and </del>, as if it was deleted from the original text.

Example:

From this sentence <del>this text is deleted</del>, while this one is not.

Output:

From this sentence this text is deleted, while this one is not.

<address>

<address> tag can be used to add an address to a web page. It does nothing but to make the text appear between <address> and </address> in italics.

Example:

<address>
Here <address> tag is used.
</address>

Output:

<blink>

The text written between <blink> and </blink> will continuously blink.

Example:

<blink>This text is blinking. </blink>

Output:

<blockquote>

Whenever you need to put a block of quoted text you can utilize <blockquote> tag. The text written between <blockquote> and </blockquote> appears slightly indented on the web page.

Example:

<blockquote>This one is an example of blockqute tag. Make sure that the quoted block of text is more than a single line to see how blockquote tag works.</blockquote>

Output:

This one is an example of blockqute tag. Make sure that the quoted block of text is more than a single line to see how blockquote tag works.