Area HTML

HTML <area> Tag To specify the area inside an image map, the HTML <area> tag is used with the <map> element. An image-map is an image with clickable or active areas, associated with the hyperlinks. These areas perform a specified action when clicked. Multiple <area> elements can be used in a single <map> element to … Read more

Applet HTML

HTML <applet> Tag The HTML <applet> tag is not supported in HTML5. To embed the Java applet in an HTML document, the HTML <applet> tag was used, but was deprecated in HTML 4.0. The HTML <object> and HTML <embed> elements are used in HTML 5 instead of the HTML <applet> tag. Along with the HTML … Read more

Address HTML

HTML <address> Tag To specify the information related to the author of an article or a webpage, the HTML <address> tag is used. Any content such as URL, physical address, phone number, email, other links, etc. that is required can be added within this tag. It is thus important for contexts like business contact information … Read more

Acronym HTML

HTML <acronym> Tag The HTML <acronym> tag is not supported in HTML 5 and the HTML <abbr> tag is used instead of the HTML <acronym> tag. To contain a full explanation of an acronym content, the HTML <acronym> tag is used with the HTML “title” attribute. It displays the explanation of the word when the … Read more

Abbreviation HTML

HTML <abbr> Tag To represent an acronym or abbreviation (eg. www, HTML, HTTP, etc.) of a word or a phrase the HTML <abbr> tag is used. In some browsers, the <abbr> contents are rendered with a dotted underline. When the HTML <abbr> tag is used with the HTML “title” attribute, the value of the title … Read more

Anchor HTML

HTML <a> Tag The HTML <a> tag also known as the HTML anchor tag is used to specify a hyperlink to link one page to another. The hyperlink can be created to another web page or a file, a location, or a URL. To link to the destination page or URL, the “href” attribute is … Read more

DOCTYPE HTML

HTML <!DOCTYPE> Tag The <!DOCTYPE html> declaration, also known as the document type declaration (DTD) is present in an HTML document before the <html> tag to give information about the HTML version used in that document. It is neither a tag nor an element but is an instruction to the browser. Being a null element, … Read more