- The <b>.
- The <i>.
- The <u>.
- The <s>.
- The <q>.
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- this is known as the title of the page..
- In Figure 1-3 you can see the heading for the page of the last example..
- element is a child of the <head>.
- element is the parent of the <title>.
- element can be thought of as a grandchild of the <html>.
- It consists of the opening <head>.
- It consists of the opening <body>.
- element of the first example page you can see a <title>.
- The <b>.
- Here are some of the reasons why:.
- The rest of the document is then contained within the <html>.
- tag to indicate the end of the document..
- element (which is a child of the <head>.
- Figure 2-1 shows how the content of the <title>.
- (You learn more about the use of the class attribute in Chapter 9, which introduces CSS.) The syntax of the class attribute is as follows:.
- The value of the.
- By default, most browsers display the contents of the <h1>.
- The content of the <h4>.
- elements are subheadings of the <h1>.
- The <p>.
- Here you can see an example of the <br />.
- Two of the most common uses of the <pre>.
- You can see in Figure 2-8 how the content of the <pre>.
- element—the whitespace is preserved..
- element contains the main part of the Web page—the part that viewers will actually see in the main part of the Web browser.
- In this example there is a main heading introducing Miles Davis—the main topic for this page—and then subheadings each containing specific information about his music and other interests..
- Figure 2-10 shows the use of the <b>.
- The content of the <big>.
- The content of the <small>.
- look at burning magnesium through protective colored glass as it <strong>can cause blindness</strong>.</p>.
- Figure 2-13 shows the use of the <dfn>.
- element to indicate the source of the quote.
- I think it's me</q>.</p>.
- As you would expect in a print publication, the content of the <cite>.
- Usually the content of the <code>.
- instead of the right-angle bracket >.
- The use of the <code>.
- <p>Type in the following: <kbd>This is the kbd element</kbd>.</p>.
- <p>If everything worked you should see the result <samp>Test completed OK</samp>.</p>.
- element could also carry an attribute called compact in HTML 4.1—which is still allowed in Transitional XHTML but not in Strict XHTML 1.0—the purpose of which was to make the bullet points vertically closer together.
- The content of the <dt>.
- <li>Melt the butter in a non-stick pan over a high heat <i>(taking care not to burn the butter)</i>.</li>.
- The next sentence makes use of the <sup>.
- believed.</p>.
- for Programmers.</p>.
- DD represents the day of the month..
- For example, in the following snippet of code you would not see the content of the <h3>.
- You should be aware of the <font>.
- elements will not sit on the same line, whereas the inline elements flow with the rest of the text.</p>.
- As long as index.html is in the same folder as ch03_eg01.html, when you click the words “index page,” the index.html page will be loaded into the same window, replacing the current.
- As you can see from Figure 3-1, the content of the <a>.
- element, it is a good idea to make your links concise and to make the content of the <a>.
- The content of the <a>.
- As with any other link, the content of the <a>.
- One technique that was used on the Web in the past was to insert the words nospam into an e-mail address, such as
[email protected]—the idea being that users should remove the characters nospam before sending an e-mail.
- Other Parts of the URL.
- element at the start of the chapter.
- Here you can see the subheadings of the page, each containing an <a>.
- The <a>.
- Each of the headings contains a destination anchor.
- In this chapter you learned about links—the part of XHTML that puts the “hyper” in hypertext.
- What is wrong with the positioning of the <a>.
- <p>You can read the full article <a>here</a>.</p>.
- It can take one of the values in the table that follows..
- Add the following to the body of the page.
- element, which can be a child of the <object>.
- element, any other content of the <object>.
- Note the use of the deprecated border attribute.
- You can see the coordinates appended at the end of the URL that is specified in the <a>.
- The value of the usemap attribute is the value of the name attribute on the <map>.
- As you can see, the value of the usemap attribute on the <img />.
- Possible values are the same as for the target attribute of the <a>.
- HTML 4 started to promote the use of the <object>.
- The presence of the <a>.
- All of the universal attributes.
- (When used with cells, as you will see shortly, it aligns the content of that cell.) The syntax is:.
- The possible values for the align attribute are left, right, center, justify, and char, each of which was described in the “The align Attribute” subsection within the “The <tr>.
- (See the full description in the “The char Attribute” subsection within the “The <tr>.
- (See the full description in the “The charoff Attribute”.
- subsection within the “The <tr>.
- Possible values are top , middle , bottom , and baseline , each of which is discussed more in the “The valign Attribute” section within the “The <tr>.
- to indicate the main body of the table.
- (See the full description in the subsection “The char Attribute” within the “The <tr>.
- (See the full description in the “The char Attribute”.
- subsection within the section “The <tr>.
- Possible values are top , middle , bottom , and baseline each of which is discussed more in the subsection “The valign Attribute” within the “The <tr>.
- You can see the effect of the rowspan attribute in Figure 5-8..
- The possible values for the align attribute are left, right, center, justify, and char, each of which was described in the “The align Attribute” subsection within the section “The <tr>.
- (See the full description in the “The charoff Attribute” subsection within the “The <tr>.
- Possible values are top, middle, bottom, and baseline, each of which is discussed more in the “The valign Attribute” subsection within the “The <tr>.
- (After all, if you have five text boxes on a form, you need to know which data corresponds to which text box.) The processing application can then process the information from each form control individually..
- as the value of the action attribute..
- It is rather like the browser raising its hand and saying “hey, I am sending this form data to the server.” The idea behind these events is that a script (such as a JavaScript script) can be run before the data is sent to the server to ensure the quality and accuracy of the submitted data.
- name The name of the control