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Chapter 11. Data Attributes

15 ViewsCreated by Dhruv Mahant Last updated: yesterday at 4:51 PM 1 min readSee how many people viewed this page Value Description somevalue entry denotes the purpose of the attribute, specifying its value as a string. Compatibility with Older Browsers: Data attributes were introduced with HTML5, a standard widely supported by modern browsers. However, older browsers predating […]
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Chapter 10. IDs and Classes

13 Views Parameter Details class Indicates the class of the element (non-unique). id Indicates the ID of the element (unique in the same context). Classes and IDs simplify referencing HTML elements from scripts and stylesheets. The class attribute can be applied to one or more tags and is utilized by CSS for styling. However, IDs […]
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Chapter 9. Comments

13 ViewsSimilar to other programming, markup, and markdown languages, HTML comments serve to provide developers with development-specific information without impacting the user interface. However, unlike some other languages, HTML comments can be utilized to target HTML elements specifically for Internet Explorer. This section elucidates the process of crafting HTML comments and their practical applications. Section […]
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Chapter 8. Tables

11 ViewsThe <table> element in HTML empowers web creators to present tabular information, including text, images, links, and additional tables, in a structured format characterized by rows and columns of cells. Simple Table Format: <table> <tr> <th>Column 1, Row 1</th> <th>Column 2, Row 1</th> </tr> <tr> <td> Column1, Row 2</td> <td> Column2, Row 2</td> </tr> […]
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Chapter 7: Lists

14 ViewsHTML provides three methods for defining lists: ordered lists, unordered lists, and description lists. Ordered lists utilize ordinal sequences to signify the order of list items, unordered lists employ symbols like bullets to present items in no specific order, and description lists use indentation to display items alongside their descriptions. This topic elucidates the […]
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Chapter 6. Hyperlinks and Anchors

13 Views PARAMETERS USE href Specifies the destination address, which can be either an absolute or relative URL, or the name of an anchor. An absolute URL represents the complete website URL (e.g. http:/Google.com/), while a relative URL points to another directory or document within the same website . When pointing to another directory without […]
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Chapter 5. Formatting Text

11 ViewsIn addition to creating elements, HTML offers tags for in-text formatting, enabling the application of specific text-related styles to text segments. This section exemplifies HTML text formatting features like highlighting, bolding, underlining, subscript, and stricken text. Highlighting:Introduced in HTML5, the <mark> element is utilized to emphasize or highlight text within a document, typically to […]
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Chapter 4. Paragraphs

14 ViewsParagraphs represent the fundamental building blocks of HTML content. This section elucidates and illustrates the application of the paragraph element within HTML documents. Element Use <p> Indicates the beginning of a paragraph <br> Introduces a single line break <pre> Specifies pre-formatted text The <p> tag in HTML is used to define paragraph: <p> This […]
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Chapter 3. Headings

14 ViewsHTML offers not just ordinary paragraph tags, but also six distinct header tags to denote headings of different sizes and styles. Ranging from heading 1 to heading 6, heading 1 represents the largest and boldest text, whereas heading 6 signifies the smallest and thinnest, akin to a paragraph. This section elaborates on the correct […]
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Chapter 2. DOCTYPES

16 ViewsDocument Types, abbreviated as “doctypes” aid browsers in interpreting the version of HTML utilized within a document, enhancing its interpretability. Doctype declarations, distinct from HTML tags, are positioned at the document’s outset. This discussion elucidates the organization and declaration of diverse doctypes within HTML. 2.1 – Including the DOCTYPE The <!DOCTYPE> declaration is essential […]
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