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HTML Cheatsheet

This document provides an HTML cheatsheet covering common HTML elements organized into sections on document structure, text markup, lists, forms, tables, and form events. Key elements are defined along with a brief description of their purpose, such as <h1-6> for headings, <p> for paragraphs, <ol> and <ul> for ordered and unordered lists, <form> for collecting user input, <table> for displaying data in a table, and form events like onSubmit and onChange that occur with user interaction.

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HTML Cheatsheet

This document provides an HTML cheatsheet covering common HTML elements organized into sections on document structure, text markup, lists, forms, tables, and form events. Key elements are defined along with a brief description of their purpose, such as <h1-6> for headings, <p> for paragraphs, <ol> and <ul> for ordered and unordered lists, <form> for collecting user input, <table> for displaying data in a table, and form events like onSubmit and onChange that occur with user interaction.

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HTML

Cheatsheet

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Document Outline

<!DOCTYPE> version of (X) HTML


<html> HTML document
<head> Page information
<body> Page contents

Document Structure
<h[1-6]> Heading
<div> Page section
<span> Inline section
<p> Paragraph
<br> Line break
<hr> Horizontal rule

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Text Markup
<strong> Strong emphasis
<em> Emphasis
<blockquote> Long quotation
<a> Short quotation
<abbr> Abbrevation
<acronym> Acronym
<address> Address
<pre> Pre-formatted text
<dfn> Definition
<code> Code
<cite> Citation
<del> Deleted text
<inst> Inserted text
<sub> Subscript
<sup> Superscript
<bdo> Text direction

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Lists
<ol> Ordered list
<ul> Unordered list
<li> List item
<dl> Definition list
<dt> Definition term
<dd> Term description

Lists are used to display related information


in an easy-to-read and concise way as lists.

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Form Events

<form> Form
<fieldset> Collection of fields
<legend> Form legend
<input /> User Input
<select> Dropdown box
<optgroup> Group of options
<option> Dropdown options
<textarea> Large text input
<button> Button

Form is a section of the document that


collects input from the user. The input from
the user is generally sent to a server (Web
servers, Mail clients, etc)

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Tables
<table> Table
<caption> Caption
<thead> Table header
<tbody> Table body
<tfoot> Table footer
<colgroup> Column group
<col /> Column
<tr> Table row
<th> Header cell
<td> Table cell

Table tag (<table>) is used to represent data


in a structured way by creating a table

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Form Events
onBlur
onReset
onChange
onSelect
onFocus
onSubmit
onInvalid
onSearch

Events triggered by actions inside a HTML


form are called Form Events.

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