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HTML <s> Tag

The <s> tag is used to indicate that text within the tag should be displayed with a strikethrough effect. This can be useful for indicating that a word or phrase has been deleted or should be disregarded.

Here is an example of how the <s> tag can be used:

<p>This is <s>old</s> text.</p>

When rendered in a browser, the text "old" will appear with a strikethrough effect:

This is old text.

Below is a table showing the main attributes of the <s> tag and their uses:

Attribute Description
title Specifies extra information about the element that will be displayed as a tooltip when the mouse is over the element.
class Specifies a class name for the element, which can be used to apply styling with CSS.
id Specifies a unique id for the element, which can be used for JavaScript interactions or linking to specific sections of a page.