HTML <address> tag

The <address> tag defines the important information in pertinent with the current page or an article or a section or a document. Particularly, it specifies the contact information of any related document. By default, they are not associated with any attributes.
Type: Block Element

Example of <address> tag

<address> Written by Swamikanta Longjam </address>

Generally, the texts within the <address> tag will be in italic style and small font-size.

Supported Browsers

Tag	Chrome	Internet Explorer	Firefox	Safari	Opera Mini
<address>	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

Full code example

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<h3> www.learncodinghub.com </h3>
<address>
Author:Swamikanta Longjam, <br>
Address:Top Siphai, <br>
Manipur, <br>
India <br>
</address> 
</body>
</html>

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Output on the browser

www.learncodinghub.com

Author:Swamikanta Longjam,
Address:Top Siphai,
Manipur,
India

By default, every browser gives a line break before and after <address> element.

More reference

You should take caution while using the <address> tag such that you should not use this tag for making style in a postal address. Use <p> or <div>element along with CSS properties to style them. At least, try to use it inside the <footer> section.

Note that <address> element should be used to provide contact Info like Social Media URLs, Email etc. related to the current page or document.

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