HTML - ins element - Text (ins)erted to a doc

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The ins element represents a range of text that has been inserted (added) to a document.

The inverse is called the del element (delete)

This is used to make a visual text difference

Example

<ins>
This text has been inserted
</ins>
<del>
This text has been deleted
</del>

Default output:





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