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This element is deprecated in HTML5, in favor of the abbr element. It should no longer be used.

The acronym element indicated an abbreviation or a word formed by the initial letter or letters (or major parts) of a compound term, like NATO, radar or Interpol.

DOM Interface

HTMLElement

The acronym element was a type of phrasing content that existed at the sub-paragraph level. It may not contain block-level elements.

An equivalent to this element in HTML5 is the abbr element.

HTML 4.01 Specification

W3C Recommendation

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