HTML Note 2 (for personal use)

properties that apply to most HTML elements : Id,class,style,title;

1. The browser automatically adds a blank line before or after the paragraph.
All consecutive empty lines (line breaks) in the 2.HTML code are also displayed as a single space.

HTML citations, references, and tag definitions :

　　<abbr> Define an abbreviation,<address> define an address,

　　<bdo> Define text orientation,

　　<blockquote> Define a long reference,<q> to define the short cited term,

　　<cite> Define references, citations,

　　<dfn> define a definition project.

HTML text formatting tags :

<b>, bold text　　
<em>, text-focused　　
<i>, italic character　　
<small>, small character　　
<strong>, aggravating tone　　
<sub>, subscript word　　
<sup>, superscript word　　
<ins>, inserting words　　
<del>, delete word　　

HTML "Computer Output" tab :

　　<code>, defining computer code
　　<kbd>, defining keyboard codes
　　<samp>, defining a sample of computer code
　　<var>, defining variables
　　<pre>, defining pre-formatted text

links in HTML :

By default, the link will appear in the browser in the following form:

1. A link that has not been visited is displayed in a blue font with an underscore .
2. The visited links appear purple with underscores .
3. When you click the link, the link appears in Red with an underscore .

Note: If you set CSS styles for these hyperlinks, the presentation style is displayed according to the CSS settings.

Always add a forward slash to a subfolder:

• If you write this link: href= "http://www.google.com", it will generate two HTTP requests to the server.
• This is because the server adds a forward slash to this address, and then creates a new request, like this: href= "http://www.google.com/".

HTML Note 2 (for personal use)