HTML ins Tag

HTML ins: Main Tips

• The HTML <ins> tag marks texts added to web pages.
• <del> is an opposite element of <ins> HTML since it marks the deleted content.

Use and Purpose of ins

HTML <ins> defines an inserted text in a document.

<h2>The movie scheduled to be released on <del>April 2017</del> <ins>July 2017.</ins></h2>

Note: web browsers normally add the text-decoration CSS property with a value of line-through for deleted text and a value of underline for inserted text.

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Attributes Used With ins

cite

It defines a web location, containing the reason for adding the inserted text.

<h2>The movie scheduled to be released on <del>April 2017.</del> <ins cite="production-house-news-july-2017.html">July 2017.</ins></h2>

datetime

It defines date and time when the text was added.

<h2>The movie scheduled to be released on <del>April 2017.</del> <ins datetime="2017-07-15T21:30:00Z">July 2017.</ins></h2>

Browser Support

Chrome

All

Edge

All

Firefox

1+

IE

All

Opera

All

Safari

All

Mobile Browser Support

Chrome

All

Firefox

4+

Opera

All

Safari

All