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=== When not to use boldface ===
=== When not to use boldface ===
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Avoid using boldface for emphasis in article text. Instead, use HTML's {{tag|em}} element (which usually renders as italic).  Italic wikimarkup (<code><nowiki>''...''</nowiki></code>, or {{tag|i}}) is often also used for this purpose, but is not [[Wikipedia:Semantic HTML|semantically]] correct, and may be replaced (it is for non-emphasis italics, such as that used for book titles and foreign-language phrases, as detailed below).
Avoid using boldface for emphasis in article text. Instead, use HTML's {{tag|em}} element (which usually renders as italic); this can also be rendered with the {{tlx|em|{{var|...}}}} template.  Italic wikimarkup (<code><nowiki>''...''</nowiki></code>, or {{tag|i}}) is often also used for this purpose, but is not [[Semantic HTML|semantically]] correct, and may be replaced (it is for non-emphasis italics, such as that used for book titles and foreign-language phrases, as detailed below).


It is technically possible to put non-Latin alphabets such as Greek or Cyrillic in boldface, but this should be avoided.
It is technically possible to put non-Latin alphabets such as Greek or Cyrillic in boldface, but this should be avoided.


{{anchor|strong|Strong|STRONG}}HTML's {{tag|strong}} emphasis (which usually renders as boldface) is generally not appropriate in article text,<!--Actually, under HTML5, <strong><dfn>...</dfn></strong> is really what we SHOULD be using to boldface the article title and any synonyms/redir-targets in the lead sentence, but we can sort that out later. The important part here is to discourage use of strong all over articles, which does happen.--> though it is common in project pages, template documentation, talk page discussions and other non-article contexts. It can also be rendered with the {{tlx|strong|{{var|...}}}} template.
HTML's {{tag|strong}} emphasis (which usually renders as boldface) is generally not appropriate in article text, though it is common in project pages, template documentation, talk page discussions and other non-article contexts.


==<span id="Italic face" ></span>Italic type==
==<span id="Italic face" ></span>Italic type==