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The HTML <address></address> element is used by authors to supply contact information within the document.

Attributes[]

Global Attributes

See Global HTML Attributes.

HTML example:

<address>
Thank you for visiting the HTML &amp; CSS Wiki! If you would like more information, 
please contact <a href=mailto:ssgtgriffin@htmlcss.com>SSgtGriffin</a> via email. 
Thank you.
</address>

The rendered text will appear to be italicized, just like using the <i> or <em> elements.

Rendering[]

Addresses are typically rendered in italic type.

Typical CSS representation[]

address {
  display: block;
  font-style: italic;
}

Coding rules[]

The <address> element belongs to the Flow content category.

External Links[]

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