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HTML AND XHTML QUICK REFERENCE


Element                                        Description and Browser Support
<html> ... </html>                                      Bounds of HTML or XHTML document
<head> ... </head>                              Document head (document meta data)
<base />                                          Base URL for the document (i.e., original URL)
<isindex />                                      Simple search interface (use form instead)
<link />                                             Relationship(s) to other resources (e.g., style sheets)
<meta />                                          Document meta-information (e.g., for search engines)
<script> ... </script>                       Inline script program (e.g., JavaScript, VBscript)
<style> ... </style>                          Style sheet rules [IE3+, NN4+, OP3.6+]
<title> ... </title>                              Document title (contains text only, no markup)
<body> .. </body>                                Document body (contains what gets displayed)
<address> ... </address>             Address information
<blockquote> ... </blockquote Block quotation
<center> ... </center>                    Center element contents (use div instead)
<div> ... </div>                                Block division of document
<hn> ... </hn>                                 Headings, from h1 to h6
<hr />                                                Horizontal rule or divider
<p> ... </p>                                      Paragraph
<pre> ... </pre>                               Preformatted text (preserve white space characters)

 
<form> ... </form>                         Fill-in form
<keygen />                                Create encrypted key to identify user [NN3+, OP3.6+]
<button> ... </button>              Advanced input button [IE4+, NN6]
<fieldset> ... </fieldset>          Grouped set of input elements [IE4+, NN6]
<legend> ... </legend>      Label for a fieldset [IE4+, NN6]
<label> ... </label>                   Label for an input [IE4+, NN6]
<input />                                    General input element (text, checkboxes, etc.)
<select> ... </select>               Selectable list of items
<optgroup> </optgroup>  Group of option elements in a selectable list [No support]
<option> ... </option>  Item in list (inside select or optgroup)
<textarea> ... </textarea>       Multi-line text input area
<dl> ... </dl>                                    Glossary or description list
<dt> ... </dt>                              Term in list
<dd> ... </dd>                           Term description
<ol> ... </ol>                                    Ordered list (., numbered)
<li> ... </li>                                 List item
<ul> ... </ul>                                    Unordered list (e.g., bulleted)
<li> ... </li>                                 List item
<dir> ... </dir>                                 Directory-style listing (use ul instead)
<li> ... </li>                                 List item
<menu> ... </menu>                     Menu list (use ul instead)
<li> ... </li>                                 List item

 
<table> ... </table>                         Tabular content (columns and rows)
<caption> ... </caption>          Table caption
<colgroup> ... </colgroup>     Define groups of columns [IE4+, NN6]
<col />                                  Set column properties [IE4+, NN6]
<tbody> ... </tbody>                 Group rows making up table body [IE4+, NN6]
<tfoot> ... </tfoot>                     Group rows making up table footer [IE4+, NN6]
<thead> ... </thead>                Group rows making up table header [IE4+, NN6]
<tr> ... </tr>                                Table row (preferably inside thead,tbody or tfoot)
<td> ... </td>                        Table content -- data
<th> ... </th>                        Table content -- header (row or column description)
<multicol> ... </multicol>              Multi-column text [NN4 only]

<frameset> ... </frameset>                Frameset document (replaces body element)
<frame />                                        Defines frame content (using a URL)
<frameset> ... </frameset />        Subdivides a frame into additional frames
<noframes> ... </noframes>       Alternate content ( if frames not supported)
<body> ... </body>                   a body (containing, in turn, regular body content)

Key to this Figure

HTML Version
<tag>      Standard elements
<tag>      Netscape/Microsoft extensions avoid if possible
<tag>      Deprecated -- avoid if
possible

Element Tag Rules
<tag> ... </tag>
Element has content, and the end tag is mandatory.
<tag / Element is empty.

Element Content Rules
Right hand elements must be inside indicated left-hand element.

Left hand element can contain the indicated right- hand elements.

frameset is an alternative to the body element


Browser Support Descriptions
Elements are supported by essentially all current browsers unless a list of browsers is given in square brackets after the description. If such a list is present, then only the listed browsers support the element. The following 2- letter notation is used to describe these browsers:

IE        Internet Explorer
NN      Netscape Navigator
OP      Opera
LY       Lynx
WT      WebTV

... followed by a browser version number. This may then by followed by a '+' sign if the element is also supported by subsequent versions of that browser

For example:

IE4 Supported by Internet
Explorer 4 and greater. NN4   Supported by Navigator 4,
but not by Navigator 6.



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Inline (Inclusion) Elements
<audioscope />                        Display audio chart [WT only]
<applet> ... </applet>              Inline program (applet)
<param />                           Parameter for applet
<img />                                      Inline image
<iframe />                                 Inline frame [IE3+, NN6]
<embed />                                Embed arbitrary data
<noembed> ... </noembed>  Markup alternative to embed
<noscript> ... </noscript>        Markup alternative to script
<object> ... </object>               Embed data and/or data handling program/applet [IE4+, NN4+]
<param />                           Parameter for object

Inline (Character-like) Elements
<br />                                          Forced line break
<spacer />                                 Horizontal and/or vertical spacer
[NN4+ only]
<wbr />                                       Word break
Inline (Meta-Information) Elements
<basefont />                             Set base font properties
<bgsound />                             Background audio [IE3+ only]
<map> ... </map>                    Client-side imagemap
<area />                               Region of map
<script> ... </script>                 Script program for browser
<server> ... </server>              Script program to run
on server [Netscape servers only]

Netscape Layer Elements [NN4 only]
<layer> ... </layer>                   Overlay presentation layer
<ilayer> ... </ilayer>                 Overlay layer (relative positioning)
<nolayer> ... </nolayer>         Alternative for non-layer
browsers
Inline - Hypertext Anchors
<a> ... </a>                                Hypertext anchor

Inline (Physical Markup) Elements
<b> ... </b>                                Bold face
<blackface> ... </blackface> Extra bold [WT only]
<bdo> ... </bdo>                      Bi-directional override [IE4+, NN6]
<big> ... </big>                         Bigger
<blink> ... </blink>                   Blinking [NN1+ only]
<font> ... <font>                        Change font properties
<i> ... </i>                                   Italics
<marquee> ... </marquee Scrolling text [IE3+ only]
<nobr> ... </nobr>                    No line break
<s> ... </s>                                 Struck-through [Not by Opera]
<small> ... </small>                Smaller
<span> ... </span>                   Inline text block [IE3+, NN4+, OP3.6+]
<strike> ... </strike>                 Struck-out
<sub> ... </sub>                       subscript [NN3+, IE3+, OP3.6+, WT]
<sup> ... </sup>                       superscript [NN3+, IE3+, OP3.6+, WT]
<tt> ... </tt>                                 Fixed-width/monospace
<u> ... </u>                                Underline
Inline (Logical Markup) Elements

<abbr> ... </abbr>                    Abbreviation [NN6, OP4]
<acronym> ... </acronym>     Acronym [IE4+, NN6, OP4]
<cite> ... </cite>                        Citation
<code> ... </code>                   Typed code
<dfn> ... </dfn>                         Definition
<em> ... </em>                         Emphasized
<kbd> ... </kbd>                       Keyboard input
<q> ... </q>                                Inline quotation [IE4+, NN6, OP4]
<samp> ... </samp>                Sample text
<strong> ... </strong>              Strongly emphasized
<var> ... </var>                         A variable
Special Markup: Inserted/Deleted Content
<del> ... </del>                         Deleted content [IE4+, NN6, OP4]
<ins> ... </ins>                          Inserted content [IE4+, NN6, OP4]


NOTE on Lynx Browser Support.
Lynx is a text-mode browser that does not render inline images, and that can generally only display text using  one font (with, in some cases, reverse video, boldface and underlining). Thus many inline text-formatting styles are not possible with Lynx. If you want pages to work with lynx, you want to avoid inclusion, character-like (except br) and special markup elements, and restrict yourself to only simple physical/logical elements (e.g., em, strong). You will also want to avoid table elements, and framesets.

SIMPLIFIED ELEMENT CONTENT RULES FOR INLINE MARKUP

Inclusion Elements                     If they can take content (many, like img, cannot), they take content appropriate to their context (i.e., text or inline markup if they are themselves inline, block markup if they are a block)

Character-like & Meta- Information

Generally allowed inside any non-empty block or inline element that can appear inside the
body (see also preceding page).

Netscape Layer Elements            Can contain almost any inline element or any element that can be placed inside the body
element (see preceding page) -- they cannot appear in the document head.
Physical/Logical Text Markup      Can contain text or any of the other inline or special markup elements described above Hypertext Anchors              Like physical or logical inline text markup, but cannot contain additional anchor elements. Special Markup             Can contain text or almost any block or inline element, or any element that can be placed
inside the body (see front cover)



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