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Old 08-18-2021, 01:00 PM   #17
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From the previous post it can be concluded that everyone defines their own goal slightly differently and based on that also makes a slightly different choice of the available specific resources <i> or <em>. There are also others that say if we can use <em> for Italics, then we can use <i> Tag to display an icon of, say, the font Awesome version 4.7 in an EPUB.
I think in that scenario, it might make some sense to instead use a span for an icon like that. While <i> "only" means italics, it also does specifically mean that. Whereas <span> means basically nothing in particular, so no strong argument against using it for an icon that I can think of.
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