1. Tags that are not supported or deprecated by HTML5
——define only the first letter of the abbreviation, which is not supported by HTML5. Use to define an abbreviation instead. The title attribute can be used to display the full version of the abbreviation when the mouse pointer moves over the element. Stick to the title, which is more friendly to browsers and search engines.
- Defines an embedded applet, not supported in HTML5. Use the object element tag instead.
- Definition specifies bold text. Supported but according to the HTML5 specification, the tag should be used as a last resort when no other suitable tag is more suitable. If it is to emphasize important text, it is recommended to use the tag; if it is purely to bold text, it is recommended to use the CSS style font-weight:bold to set bold text.
- Define the font, size and color of the defined text. HTML 4.01 deprecates its use and HTML5 does not support it. Use style settings.
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