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When is it appropriate to use the small element?

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The <small> element in HTML is specifically designed for text that is considered less important or secondary in nature. It is most appropriately used in the following contexts:

  1. Legal Text or Disclaimers: This includes copyright notices, legal disclaimers, or other small print that is necessary but not the main focus of the webpage[3][5].

  2. Side Comments: Text that serves as a side comment or additional note to the main content can be marked up with the <small> element. This helps in distinguishing it from the primary text[3][5].

  3. Fine Print: Any fine print, such as caveats or detailed explanations that are supplementary to the main text, is a suitable use case for the <small> element[3][5].

  4. Attributions or Licensing Information: It is also used for attributions or to satisfy licensing requirements where the information is required but is of secondary importance to the main content[3][5].

  5. Reducing Emphasis: While the <small> element does not de-emphasize text in ter...

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