How does the browser interpret nested text formatting tags?
- It applies all nested formats simultaneously.
- It ignores nested tags.
- It prioritizes the outermost tag.
- Only the innermost tag is applied.
When text formatting tags are nested within one another, the browser applies the formatting of all the nested tags simultaneously. For example, if is nested within , the content will be both italicized and bold. The combination of nested tags allows for a more granular level of text styling in an HTML document.
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