HTML small: Main Tips
- HTML 
smalltags turn the text between them smaller by one size. - It cannot make the text appear smaller than the browser's minimum font size.
 - You must use both opening and closing 
smalltags. - HTML 
smalltags don't have any specific attributes but support global ones. 
Using Small Tags
HTML small font tags reduce the size of the text by one size (i.e., from medium to small):
The following CSS can be optionally defined for the HTML small element to maintain consistency over different browsers:
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Purpose of HTML Small Font
You may use small font for various needs, including styling. However, in HTML5 it gained a new purpose.
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