CSS text-emphasis

The text-emphasis property in CSS is used to apply emphasis marks to text. Emphasis marks can be used to make certain parts of the text stand out and draw attention to important information. The text-emphasis property is relatively new in CSS, so not all browsers may support it fully yet.

There are several values that can be used with the text-emphasis property:

none: No emphasis marks are applied.
accent: Accent emphasis marks are applied.
dot: Dot emphasis marks are applied.
circle: Circle emphasis marks are applied.
double-circle: Double circle emphasis marks are applied.
triangle: Triangle emphasis marks are applied.
sasame: Sasame emphasis marks are applied.
filled: Filled emphasis marks are applied.

Let's take a look at some examples using the text-emphasis property:

Result:

This text has accent emphasis marks applied.

This text has dot emphasis marks applied.

This text has circle emphasis marks applied.

In the example above, we have applied different emphasis marks to text using the text-emphasis property. You can experiment with different values to see how they affect the text.

Keep in mind that browser support for the text-emphasis property may vary, so it's important to test your code in different browsers to ensure it displays correctly.