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Paragraph Tag

In HTML, the <p> tag is your go-to tool for creating well-structured text. It allows you to define paragraphs, making your content easy to read and visually appealing.

Usage: Defining a Paragraph in HTML​

The <p> tag is the cornerstone of structuring text in HTML. It's used to format content into distinct paragraphs. Each paragraph enclosed within the <p> tags is automatically separated by empty lines, providing a clean visual break. Remember that every opening <p> tag should be matched with a closing </p> tag.

<p>
  <!-- Your paragraph content goes here -->
</p>

Attributes and Styling​

While the <p> tag is simple in its essence, you can elevate its functionality by incorporating attributes. You can assign a class or an id to make it easier to apply CSS styles. Additionally, inline styles can be added using the style attribute.

<p class="my-pera" style="color: blue;">
  This is a styled paragraph.
</p>

Best Practices​

It's good practice to use the <p> tag primarily for textual content, ensuring a logical and well-structured presentation. For layout control and structuring your document, HTML5 offers semantic tags like <section> and <article>. Furthermore, CSS techniques can be employed to enhance layout and presentation. We'll delve into these advanced concepts later in this tutorial.

Creating a Paragraph in HTML​

To create a paragraph in HTML, simply wrap your content within <p> and </p> tags. Here's an example:

<p>
  HTML paragraphs are a fundamental building block for well-structured text.
</p>

In this tutorial, we'll explore more about semantic tags, advanced HTML elements, and styling techniques to help you master the art of web development