HTML Tag <INS>

<INS> Indicates text to be inserted in the document. May be either block-level or inline, as necessary.

Attribute of <INS> Tag

• CITE
• CLASS
• DATETIME
• ID
• STYLE
• TITLE

CITE

Indicates address of reference (definitive source, for example) for insertion.

<INS CITE="http://www.cs-tutorial.com/">CS-tutorial a  mast Tutorial Site.</INS>

Possible Values

URL

CLASS

Indicates which style class applies to the <INS> element.

<INS CLASS="dkm">POP stands for Post
Office Protocol</INS>

Possible Values

Any Class Name.

DATETIME

Indicates the date and time in precisely this format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD. For example, 1997-07-14T08:30:00-07:00 indicates July 14, 1997, at 8:30 AM, in U.S.

<INS DATETIME="1997-07-14T08:30:00Z">POP
stands for Post
Office Protocol</INS>

Possible Values

Date Time Format.

ID

Assigns a unique ID selector to an instance of the <INS> tag. When you then assign a style to that ID selector, it affects only that one instance of the <INS> tag.

<INS ID="dkm">WWW stands for World Wide
Web</INS>

Possible Values

Any ID Name.

STYLE

Specifies Style Sheet commands that apply to the inserted text.

<INS STYLE="background: blue;
color: white">ESP stands for
extra-sensory perception.</INS>

Possible Values

CSS Property with Value.

TITLE

Specifies text assigned to the tag. You might use this attribute for context-sensitive help within the document. Browsers may use this to show tool tips over the inserted text.

<INS TITLE="Definition">More deleted
text.</INS>

Possible Values

Any Text Message.