Parsing HTML language
HTML Tag List
Mark type translation or meaning action notes
File tags
<title> Title definition file title, to be displayed at top of browse
<body> the design file format and Nevin location of this paper
Typesetting mark
<!--note-->0 Note marked as a file with instructions but not displayed
<p>0 paragraph marks to leave a blank line between words, pictures, tables, etc.
<br>0 the line-break mark to display the word, drawing, table, etc on the next line
<center> Center make words, pictures, tables, etc. displayed in the middle of the opposition
<pre> preset format to make files appear in original code
<div> the position of the mark set, drawing, form, etc.
<nobr> do not fold visit text is not too long to bypass
<wbr> recommend folding line preset line
Font marks
The effect of <strong> accent on the font bold bold
<b> Bold markup produces font bold effect
<em> Accent Font appears italic effect
<i> Italic mark font appears italic effect
<tt> Typing font Courier font, letter width same
<u> plus the bottom line and the bottom line against
<font> Glyph, size, Color object
<basefont>0 Datum glyph Mark sets all glyphs, sizes, colors against
<big> font enlargement makes font slightly larger
<small> font indentation makes the font slightly thinner
<strike> Draw line Delete for font plus a delete line against
<code> code fonts slightly widened as <TT>
<kbd> keyboard font slightly widened, single blank
<samp> example font slightly widened as <TT>
<var> variable Italic effect
<cite> Biography Quote Italic effect
<blockquote> Quote Text block indented font
<dfn> Definition of Italic effect
<address> Address Tag Italic effect
<sub> subscript Word below
<sup> Superscript index (square, cubic, etc.)
Manifest markup
<ol> Sequential list list items will be in numbers, alphabetical order
<ul> unordered list items are arranged in dots
<li>0 list item Each mark indicates a list item
<menu> Menu list items will be arranged in dots, such as <UL> against
<dir> list items will be arranged in dots, such as <UL> against
The <dl> definition list appears in two tiers
The <DT>0 definition entry indicates the title of the item definition
<dd>0 Definition Content
Table tags
<table> table tags Set the parameters of the table
<caption> the table header into a column to fill in the table title
<tr> table Columns set columns for this table
<td> table column set the column of the table
The <th> table header is equal to <td>, but the font inside it becomes thicker
Form tags
<form> form tags determine the mode of operation of a single form
<textarea> text blocks provide text boxes to enter larger amounts of text
<input>0 input tag determines input form
<select> Select tag to establish pop-up scroll list
<option>0 option for each tag to indicate an option
Graphical indicators
0 graphical markers for inserting graphics and setting graphic properties
Link tag
<a> Link Tag Join link
<base>0 datum tags can turn relative URLs to absolute and specify a link target
Frame marker
<frameset> Frame Setting Frame
<frame>0 Box window setting frame window
<iframe>0 frames in the middle of a page insert frame IE
<noframes> does not support frame settings when browsers do not support frames
Image map
<map> image map Name set image map name
<area>0 Link area set up each link area
Multimedia
<bgsound>0 background sound in background play sound or music IE
<embed>0 Multimedia to add sound, music, or video
Other tags
<marquee> walk around text make text move about IE
<blink> flashing text Flashing text NC
<isindex>0 on-page search can enter keywords to search for the page against
<meta>0 The opening definition lets the browser know that this is an HTML file
<link>0 relationship definition defines the relationship between the file and other URLs
StyleSheet
<style> style Sheet Control page layout
<span> custom marks used independently or with style sheets
Note:
Indicates that the tag is a containment mark, that is, you need to turn off markup such as </>.
0 indicates that the tag is an empty tag, that is, no closing tag is required.
IE indicates that the tag applies only to Internet Explorer.
NC indicates that the tag applies only to Netscape Communicator.
The objection indicates that the tag is not supported by the consortium, which is typically an IE or NC customization, and has the support of the public, except that there are other features or better choices in the HTML standard.
Discarding indicates that the tag has been deprecated by the web and is obsolete, but HTML is backward-compatible and does not have to worry about new browsers not supporting old tags.
New indicates that the tag is new in HTML 4.0.