HTML element (TAG) Overview and usage _ HTML/Xhtml _ webpage Creation

HTML element (TAG) Overview and instructions for use A: Indicates the starting or destination position of the hyperlink.

Acronym: Abbreviation of the first letter.

Address: Indicates specific information, such as address, signature, author, and document information.

Applet: Place executable content on the page.

Area: Defines the shape, coordinates, and associated URL of a hyperlink area in a client image ing.

B: The specified text should be displayed in bold.

Base: Specify an explicit URL for parsing links and references to external sources, images and style sheets.

Basefont: Set the base font value of the default font when displaying text.

Bdo: Allows the author to disable bidirectional rules for selected text segments.

Bgsound: Enables the page to have a background sound or dubbing.

Big: Indicates that the text contained is displayed in a slightly larger font than the current font.

Blockquote: A quote in the text.

Body: Specifies the start and end of the document subject.

Br: Insert a line break.

Button: Specify a container. The HTML contained in the container is displayed as a button.

Caption: The table title, which is a simple description of the table.

Center: Center the specified text and image.

Cite: Indicates the citation in italic.

Code: Indicates the sample code.

Col: Describes the default attribute of a column-based table.

Colgroup: Describes the default attributes of one or more columns in the table.

Comment: Indicates invisible comments. Prevent the contained text or HTML source code from being parsed and displayed by the browser.

Dd: Indicates the definition in the definition list. The definition is usually indented in the definition list.

Del: Indicates that the text has been deleted from the document.

Dfn: Indicates the definition of a term.

Dir: Indicates the directory list.

P: Indicates a HTML area.

Dl: Indicates the definition list.

Dt: Indicates the definition term in the definition list.

Em: Emphasize text, which is usually displayed in italic.

Embed: Any types of documents can be embedded.

Fieldset: Draws a box outside the text and other elements contained in the field set.

Font: Indicates the new font, size, and color of the included text.

Form: The controls contained in the description are components of a form.

Frame: Indicates a single frame in the FRAMESET element.

Frameset: Indicates a framework set, used to organize multiple frameworks and nested framework sets.

Head: Provides unordered information sets about documents.

Hn: Displays text in the title style.

Hr: Draw a horizontal line.

Html: Indicates that the document contains HTML elements.

I: The specified text should be displayed in italic.

Iframe: Create an embedded floating frame.

Img: Embed images or video clips in the document.

Input: Create various form input controls.

Input type = button: Create a button control.

Input type = checkbox: Create a check box control.

Input type = file: Create a file upload control with a text box and a browse button.

Input type = hidden: Transmits the status information about customer/server interaction.

Input type = image: Create an image control. After the control is clicked, the form is submitted immediately.

Input type = password: Creates a single-line text INPUT control similar to the INPUT type = text control, but does not display the user INPUT content.

Input type = radio: Create a single button control.

Input type = reset: Create a button. Click this button to reset the form control back to its initial value.

Input type = submit: Create a button. Click this button to submit the form.

Input type = text: Create a text input control for a single row.

Ins: Indicates the text inserted into the document.

Isindex: Display a dialog box in the browser, prompting the user to enter a single line of text.

Kbd: Displays text in a fixed-width font.

Label: Specify tags for other elements on the page.

Legend: Insert a title in the box drawn by the fieldSet object.

Li: Indicates a project in the list.

Link: Allows connections between the current document and external document.

Listing: Displays text in a fixed-width font.

Map: Contains coordinate data mapped to the client image.

Marqueee: Create a scrolling text subtitle.

Menu: Creates an unordered list.

Meta: Send hidden information about the document to the server and client.

Nobr: Displays text without line breaks.

Noframes: Contains HTML for browsers that do not support FRAMESET elements.

Noscript: Specifies the HTML displayed in a browser that does not support scripts.

Object: Insert an object to the HTML page.

Ol: Compile the sorting list.

Optgroup: Allow the author to logically group the options in the select element.

Option: Indicates an option in the SELECT element.

P: Indicates a segment.

Param: Set the initial attribute values of the APPLET, EMBED, or OBJECT element.

Pre: Displays text in a fixed-width font.

Q: Separate the quotes in the text.

S: Display text with strikethrough.

Samp: Indicates the sample code.

Script: Specifies the script on the page interpreted by the script engine.

Select: Indicates a list box or a drop-down box.

Small: The text to be included should be displayed in a font that is slightly smaller than the current font.

Span: Specifies the embedded text container.

Strike: Display text with strikethrough.

Strong: Displays text in bold.

Style: Specify the style sheet of the page.

Sub: The text must be displayed in the following format, which is slightly smaller than the current font.

Sup: The text is displayed in the form of the above mark, slightly smaller than the current font.

Table: The content is organized into tables containing rows and columns.

Tbody: Specifies which rows are used as the table bodies.

Td: Specify cells in the table.

Textarea: Multi-line text input control.

Tfoot: Specifies which rows are used as the end of the table.

Th: Specifies the title column. The title column is centered in the cell and displayed in bold.

Thead: Specifies which rows are used as the header.

Title: The document title.

Tr: Specifies a row in the table.

Tt: Displays text in a fixed-width font.

U: Displays text with an underscore.

Ul: List of unordered projects.

Var: Define program variables, which are usually displayed in italic.

Wbr: Insert soft line breaks into a piece of NOBR text.