HTML P Tag

In HTML, the <p> tag stands for paragraph.

• Paragraphs are usually represented as a block of text that is separated from the rest of the text by either using blank lines or using the first-line indentation
• On the other hand, HTML Paragraphs are represented as the structural grouping of related content like images, forms, etc.
• Before and after the <p> tag margin gets automatically added by the browser.
• The <p> tag comes under the category of a block-level element.

The <p> tag requires both opening (start) tag and closing(end) Tag.

<p>
...!content here
</p>

Below we have a basic example for a clear understanding of <p> tag

This <p> tag does not have any specific attributes; though it supports global and event attributes.

The default CSS settings for <p> tag are given below:

p {
  display: block;
  margin-top: 1em;
  margin-bottom: 1em;
  margin-left: 0;
  margin-right: 0;
}

Following browsers support this attribute:

• Google Chrome 1+
• Internet Explorer 2+
• Apple Safari 1+
• Opera 2.1+
• Firefox 1+