Old Tags:
(1) <noscript> label
Role: A browser used to define alternative content (text) that can be used to identify <noscript> tag but cannot support scripts when the script is not executed
(2) <object> label
Role: Define an embedded object, use this element to add multimedia to your XHTML page. This element allows you to specify the data and parameters for inserting objects in an HTML document, as well as code that can be used to display and manipulate the data.
<object> tags are used to include objects, images, audio, video, Java applets, ActiveX, PDF, and Flash.
Object support for the browser depends on the object type. Unfortunately, mainstream browsers use different code to load the same object type.
Fortunately, object objects provide a solution. If the object element is not displayed, the code between <object> and </object> is executed. In this way, we can nest multiple object elements (each corresponding to a browser).
Property:
Data: Specifies the resource URL used by the object.
Form: One or more forms that the specified object belongs to
Height: Specifies the altitude of the object
Name: Specify the names for the object.
Type: Specifies the specified MIME type in the Data property
Usemap: Specifies the name of the client image map used with the object
Width: Specifies the length of the object.
(3) <ol> label
Function: Defines an ordered list that is displayed as a number.
Property:
Reversed:reversed specifying the list in reverse
(4) <optgroup> label
Function: Often used to group related options together. If you have a lot of option combinations, you can use the <optgroup> tab to easily group related options together. Mainly for select inside
Property: disabled:disabled Disabled
Label:text Specify the description for the option group
(5) <option> label
Function: Defines an option in the drop-down list, used as a <select> or an <datalist> element.
Property: Disabled disabled is disabled
Label:text defining annotations
selected:selected The specified option is selected
Value:text defining option values to send to the server
(6) <p> label
Role: Define a paragraph
(7) <param> label
Function: Allows you to specify the Run-time setting for the object in which the XHTML document is inserted, providing parameters for the <object> or <applet> tags that contain it.
Properties: Name: Parameter names
Value: Parameter value
(8) <pre> label
Function: Defines pre-formatted text, and text that is enclosed in the <pre> tag element usually preserves spaces and line breaks. The text is also rendered as an equal-width font.
New Tags:
(1) <nav> label
Function: Defines the part of the navigation link
(2) <output> label
Function: Output As a result of the calculation (such as the output of the execution script)
Properties: For element_id describes the relationship between the elements used in the calculation and the results of the calculation
form:form_id define one or more forms to which the output field belongs
Name:name a unique name for the defined object (used when the form is submitted)
The instance code involved:
<! DOCTYPE html>
HTML5 series of NOP tags