Some new tags were introduced in HTML 5 to provide a better document structure. These tags are listed below. Tag Uses <article> It is used to specify a blog, magazine, newspaper article, or any other independent content in a document. <aside> Used to indicate that the specified article is somehow related to the rest of … Read more
Some conventions must be followed while using HTML: Use a Consistent CSS: A consistent style must be used while writing an HTML code to make a code simple and easy to understand. A small, clean, and well-formed code is always recommended. Use Correct Document Type: The document type should be declared at the start of … Read more
HTML <wbr> Tag To define a line break opportunity within an HTML document, the HTML <wbr> tag is used. A single long word, in general, can wrap or not wrap at all on a web page. Scrolling is thus needed to read a long complete word or sentence. However, this is not the case with … Read more
HTML <video> Tag For streaming a video file on a web page the HTML <video> tag is used. It currently supports three video formats, mp4, webM, and ogg. List of different video file formats supported by the browsers: Browser MP4 WebM Ogg Internet Explorer YES NO NO Chrome YES YES YES Firefox YES YES YES … Read more
HTML <var> Tag The HTML <var> tag is a phrase tag. It is used to specify a variable for a mathematical equation or a computer code. It displays the contents in the italic font. HTML Phrase Tags: Tag Uses <em> To display an emphasized text. <strong> To display an important text. <dfn> To specify a … Read more
HTML <ul> Tag As the name itself suggests, all the list items are marked with bullets by default in a Bulleted List. It is popularly known as HTML Unordered List and hence starts with the <ul> tag. The list items in an HTML Unordered List start with the <li> tag. Tag specific Attributes: Attribute Value … Read more
HTML <u> Tag To specify the span of inline text with a non-textual annotation the HTML <u> tag is used. A solid underlined text is displayed in the output. The HTML <u> tag was deprecated in HTML 4.0, but it was redefined in HTML5 to define a stylistically different text. Example: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> … Read more
HTML <tt> Tag The HTML <tt> tag is not supported in HTML5. It was earlier used to specify a particular text in a monospaced font or fixed-width font. It thus displays the text on the browser as a teletype, text-only screen, or line printer. The below tags can be used in HTML5 instead of the … Read more
HTML <track> Tag To specify time-based text tracks for a media file, the HTML <track> tag is used as a child element of <audio> and <video> elements. Subtitles, captions, or any other form of text can thus be added by this tag which is displayed when a media file plays. It was introduced in HTML5. … Read more
HTML <textarea> Tag The <textarea> tag in HTML is used to specify a multi-line input control. It allows to insertion of multiple-line text in a form. The size of this tag can also be specified, and to serve this purpose we can either use the “rows” or “cols” attribute or we can use CSS. Example: … Read more