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There are over a hundred elements in HTML that can be applied to pieces of text to give them special meaning in a document. In this article, I dive deep into the HTML documentation, to come out with a handy bag of elements that will improve your website in not one, but two very important ways.

Those HTML Elements You Never Use

👉 <ins> and <del> — Insert and Delete

👉 <dfn> , <var> , <kbd> , <samp> , and <output> — Technical Elements

👉 , , , and <s> — Text Effects

👉 <dl> , <dd> , and <dt> — Description Lists

👉 <figure> and <figcaption> — Labeled Images

As a beginner i find really interesting special HTML5 reference on w3c is open my eyes for more different method I can use looks like i will stay with HTML5 and CSS3 for long time before i jump into JavaScript. Cheers for good sources of knowledge Lucas.

The first HTML elements post that showed me new tags. Really cool to see the <code>&lt;ins&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;del&gt;</code> tags. I always thought sites like GitHub made custom components for that effect

Ther’e always so much more than we use in our daily basis. I love learning new semantic markdowns and implementing in my pages to upgrade them. Try to learn and apply a new thing everyday you too!