Module html_sys::text

Define the meaning, structure, or style of a word, line, or any arbitrary piece of text.

Structs

• Abbreviation
  The HTML <abbr> element
• Anchor
  The HTML <a> element
• BidirectionalIsolate
  The HTML <bdi> element
• BidirectionalTextOverride
  The HTML <bdo> element
• BlockQuote
  The HTML <blockquote> element
• Bold
  The HTML <b> element
• Cite
  The HTML <cite> element
• Code
  The HTML <code> element
• Data
  The HTML <data> element
• Definition
  The HTML <dfn> element
• DescriptionDetails
  The HTML <dd> element
• DescriptionList
  The HTML <dl> element
• DescriptionTerm
  The HTML <dt> element
• Division
  The HTML <div> element
• Emphasis
  The HTML <em> element
• Figure
  The HTML <figure> element
• FigureCaption
  The HTML <figcaption> element
• Italic
  The HTML <i> element
• KeyboardInput
  The HTML <kbd> element
• LineBreak
  The HTML <br> element
• LineBreakOpportunity
  The HTML <wbr> element
• ListItem
  The HTML <li> element
• Main
  The HTML <main> element
• MarkText
  The HTML <mark> element
• Menu
  The HTML <menu> element
• OrderedList
  The HTML <ol> element
• Paragraph
  The HTML <p> element
• PreformattedText
  The HTML <pre> element
• Quotation
  The HTML <q> element
• RubyAnnotation
  The HTML <ruby> element
• RubyFallbackParenthesis
  The HTML <rp> element
• RubyText
  The HTML <rt> element
• SampleOutput
  The HTML <samp> element
• Search
  The HTML <search> element
• SideComment
  The HTML <small> element
• Span
  The HTML <span> element
• StrikeThrough
  The HTML <s> element
• Strong
  The HTML <strong> element
• SubScript
  The HTML <sub> element
• SuperScript
  The HTML <sup> element
• ThematicBreak
  The HTML <hr> element
• Time
  The HTML <time> element
• Underline
  The HTML <u> element
• UnorderedList
  The HTML <ul> element
• Variable
  The HTML <var> element