<ins> Tag in HTML

The <ins> tag in HTML is used to represent inserted text in a document. It is typically used in conjunction with the <del> tag to show changes in the text, where the inserted text is marked with the <ins> tag and the deleted text is marked with the <del> tag.

Key Points on <ins> Tag:

• The <ins> tag represents text that has been inserted into a document.
• It is often used in comparison with the <del> tag to show the differences between an original and modified version of text.
• It typically renders the inserted text with an underline by default, to highlight the change.

Syntax of <ins> Tag:

<ins>Inserted text</ins>

Example of <ins> Tag in HTML:

This example demonstrates how to use the <ins> tag to insert new text into a paragraph.

        <p>This is an <ins>inserted</ins> word in the sentence.</p>
                

The <ins> tag is often used for showing changes or updates, such as new content added to a document, and is commonly paired with the <del> tag, which marks text that has been removed. Both tags provide a visual indication of changes, with <ins> typically underlined by default.