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The ’em’ Element: Indicating Stress Emphasis in HTML5.

The 'em' Element: Indicating Stress Emphasis in HTML5 - A Hilariously Emphatic Lecture Alright, class, settle down, settle down! Put away your TikTok, silence your ringtones (unless it's the Wilhelm…

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The ‘text-combine-upright’ Property: Combining Characters into a Single Upright Character.

The 'text-combine-upright' Property: Combining Characters into a Single Upright Character (A Lecture!) (Welcome music fades, a spotlight illuminates a slightly disheveled professor with overly enthusiastic hand gestures. He's wearing a…

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The ‘strong’ Element: Indicating Strong Importance, Seriousness, or Urgency in HTML5.

The 'strong' Element: Indicating Strong Importance, Seriousness, or Urgency in HTML5 (A Lecture for the Discerning Web Developer - and Those Just Trying to Survive) Alright, gather 'round, you magnificent…

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The ‘text-orientation’ Property: Orienting Text Within its Line Box.

The 'text-orientation' Property: Orienting Text Within Its Line Box (A Hilariously Practical Guide) Lecture Hall: CSS Auditorium Professor: Dr. Syntax von Style, PhD (Professor of Hypertext and Divine CSS) Prerequisites:…

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The ‘small’ Element: Representing Side Comments, Legal Print, or Copyright Information in HTML5.

The small Element: Tiny Text, Big Impact (Maybe?) 🤏 Alright, class, settle down, settle down! Today, we're diving into a somewhat… controversial element. An element that often gets overlooked, misunderstood,…

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The ‘writing-mode’ Property: Setting Whether Text Lines Run Horizontally or Vertically.

The 'writing-mode' Property: Setting Whether Text Lines Run Horizontally or Vertically (Or Maybe Even Diagonally, If You're Really Ambitious!) Alright, gather 'round, class! Settle down, you lot! No throwing erasers…

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The ‘u’ Element: Representing a Span of Text with an Unarticulated, Non-Linguistic Annotation in HTML5.

The 'u' Element: A Deep Dive (and Mildly Humorous Exploration) of Underlines and Unarticulated Annotations in HTML5 📚 Alright class, settle down! Today we're diving deep into the murky depths…

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The ‘unicode-bidi’ Property: Controlling How Bidirectional Text is Handled in Relation to the ‘direction’ Property.

The 'unicode-bidi' Property: Taming the Wild West of Bidirectional Text 🤠 (A Lecture in the Art of Textual Wrangling) Ah, friends, colleagues, fellow web wranglers! Welcome, welcome! Today, we embark…

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The ‘s’ Element: Indicating Text That Is No Longer Accurate or Relevant in HTML5.

The 's' Element: A Hilariously Useful Relic for Strikethrough Supremacy in HTML5 📝⚔️ (Lecture Hall Door Swings Open with a Dramatic Creak. Professor Strikethrough, a flamboyant figure draped in a…

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The ‘direction’ Property: Setting the Text Direction (left-to-right or right-to-left).

The 'direction' Property: Setting the Text Direction (left-to-right or right-to-left) - A Hilariously Comprehensive Lecture Alright class, settle down! Today, we're diving into the fascinating, often-overlooked, and occasionally mind-bending world…

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