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The ADDRESS element is used for address information, signatures, statements of authorship, etc. It is often placed at the bottom (or top) of a document. The rendering of the contents of the ADDRESS is left up to the browser -- most browsers render the ADDRESS in italics. It may also be right justified, or indented.
<ADDRESS><A HREF="address.html">A.N.Other</A></ADDRESS> </P> <p><ADDRESS> Newsletter editor<br> J.R. Brown<br> JimquickPost News, Jumquick, CT 01234<br> Tel (123) 456 7890 </ADDRESS> </p>
These are rendered as
A.N.Other Newsletter editor
An address cannot contain P, BLOCKQUOTE, FORM or other block elements, but can contain text, text markup (emphasis, etc.), anchor elements or even images.
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