description & Usage
The <ins> tag stands for insert and is used to add text to a document.
Browsers typically underline the added text.
For example, in store discounts, they place the discounted price in the <ins> tag.
Generally, when the <del> tag is used to remove text from a document, the new replacement text added to the document is placed inside the <ins> tag. For more information, see the <del> tag page.
Browser compatibility and Support
| # | Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Safari | Opera |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| <ins> |
Attributes
| Attributes | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
| cite |
URL
|
Specifies the URL or link that explains the quote. |
| datetime |
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD
|
Places the date and time in the corresponding tags on the right. |
Global Attributes
The <ins> tag supports the HTML Global Attributes.
Event Attributes
The <ins> tag supports the HTML Event Attributes.
Default CSS
Most browsers will display the <ins> tag with the following default style:
