HTML – Paragraphs

  • The HTML Paragraph Tag <p> element is used to define and structure paragraph text on a webpage.
  • It is a block-level element, meaning it takes up the full width available.
  • The HTML Paragraph Tag has default margin-top and margin-bottom i.e. 16px (1em)
  • A paragraph always starts on a new line
  • Learn more about other essential HTML tags in our complete HTML guide.

Example-

HTML Paragraph Tag code snippet

Output-

This is a paragraph of text.

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HTML Code

Output

NOTE: If you want to break the line in between paragraph then you can use <br> tag

Example- <p>This is <br> with line breaks</p>

Real Life Example

  • The HTML Paragraph Tag (`<p>`) is like writing in a notebook, where each paragraph represents a separate thought or idea.
  • Just as spaces between paragraphs make an essay easier to read, the <p> tag helps structure content clearly on a webpage.
  • Similar to how teachers prefer well-organized writing, browsers use the <p> tag to display text neatly for better readability.

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