HTML rp Tag: Main Tips
- HTML
rp
tags define an HTML ruby fallback parenthesis element. - It proves useful when the user's browser does not support ruby annotations.
- You have to place
rp
tags right before or after an <rt> element.
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Short rp Tag Tutorial
HTML rp
tags can be used to define a fallback option for the browsers that have no ruby text support:
You should use rp
HTML tags to specify which characters need to be displayed to convey ruby text properly. In most cases, it is parentheses. If a pair of them wrap an <rt> element, each parenthesis should be surrounded by a pair of rp
tags.
Tip: you can check which browser versions support ruby annotations here.
Browser Support
Chrome
5+
Edge
-
Firefox
38+
IE
5+
Opera
15+
Safari
5+
Mobile Browser Support
Chrome
All
Firefox
38+
Opera
14+
Safari
All