During the times when it is necessary to add more text within the document, the use of HTML5 <ins> tag is very important. Usually, this is also used along with the HTML5 <del> tag. By doing this, the author is able to track the alteration that has been done within the document. The deleted text has a strikethrough and the inserted text has an underline.
The use of the <ins> tag in HTML5 and HTML4.01 has no difference. The HTML5 <ins> tag is not complicated to apply within a document since it supports the Global Attributes and Events Attributes in HTML5.
The HTML5 <ins> tag is also easily recognizable by the different web browsers like Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera.
The attributes for HTML5 <ins> tag are the following:
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Attribute
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Value
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Description
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cite
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URL
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This is the indicator of the URL of the document which provides explanation for
the alteration done
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datetime
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YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD
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This is utilized in providing the date and time when the document was altered
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