HTML5 Global Properties

Global properties: They are used to configure the behavior common to all elements. Global attributes can be used on any element, but this does not necessarily lead to meaningful or useful changes.

AccessKey: property to set one or several shortcut keys to select the element on which the page is on.

For example: <input type= "text" accesskey= "n"/>

Class properties   Learn the front end all know the

id attribute above. The

Contenteditable property   is a new property of HTML5, and is intended to allow users to modify the content on the page.

For example: <p contenteditable= "true" >it is raining right now</p>

ContextMenu: Used to set the shortcut menu for the element. The menu bounces out when it's triggered. There are currently no mainstream browsers that support the ContextMenu property.

Dir: Used to specify the direction of the text in the element, with a valid value of two ltr and RTL

Draggable and Dropzone are HTML5 properties that support drag and drop

Lang: Property used to describe the language of the element content

SpellCheck: Used to indicate whether the browser should check spelling of the content of the element. This property is only meaningful if the user can edit the element. The keyboard focus on the

tabindex:html page can be toggled between elements by pressing the TAB key. Use the TabIndex property to change the default transfer order.

For example: <input type= "Text" tableindex= "1"/>

TabIndex A value of 1 is the first selected element. TabIndex is not selected when the value is-1

HTML5 Global Properties