Inline Text

Inline text is a web page element represented by default with the HTML <span> tag. In HTML, the <span> tag is a versatile, inline element used to group or format sections of text in a document without inherently representing anything. It is particularly ideal for applying specific styles to a word or piece of text within a line.

The Inline Text element can be altered with different HTML tags in the ‘Settings’ section. These tags include ‘strong’, ’em’, ‘abbr’, ‘cite’, ‘code’, ‘mark’, and ‘label’. These changes can be used to highlight the semantic importance or visual style of the text in various ways.

• Strong: The ‘strong’ tag is used to emphasize text by making it bold.
• Em (emphasis): The ’em’ tag is used to emphasize text by italicizing it.
• Abbr (abbreviation): The ‘abbr’ tag is used for indicating abbreviations.
• Cite: The ‘cite’ tag is used to denote referenced or quoted works.
• Code: The ‘code’ tag is used for displaying pieces of code.
• Mark: The ‘mark’ tag is used to highlight important parts within the text.
• Label: The ‘label’ tag is used for labeling user interface components.

Additionally, the Inline Text element supports PHP code, allowing you to directly write your PHP code into the text input area.