HTML acronym: Main Tips
- HTML
<acronym>
element marked a specific sequence of letters or characters as an acronym. - By adding the title attribute to the opening
<acronym>
tag in HTML, an explanation was related to the acronym. - You should not use the deprecated
<acronym>
element. Apply <abbr> instead.

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How acronym Was Used
HTML <acronym>
element defined acronyms by leaving a special marking on them. The title
attribute provided full-text explanation.
Warning: the HTML <acronym> is deprecated and should no longer be used.
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