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List the various tags for HTML you have learnt so far
<strong>, <body>, <Frameset>, <frame>, <div>, <p>, <style>, <h1>, <tr>, <td>, <table>, <ul>,
<li>, <a>, <span>, <footer>, <head>
Introduction
Hypertext markup language
Used to create webpages with hypertext and hyperlinks that can be viewed using any browser
HTML5 is the latest version of HTML
Supported by google chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera 12, Internet Explorer 8, and safari 6.
New features
HTML5 is an independent mark up language and is no longer a part of SGML
Used on desktop as well as mobile devices like tablets and smartphones.
Treated as a web document having a specific structure with new tags :
Audio, Video
Dynamic webpage
Canvas
Back compatibility
Backwards compatibility means that compatibility of the new HTML5 with the older versions of
the markup language features to run in older versions of web browsers, along with new
features supported by latest web browsers.
Points to remember for writing HTML5 codes
Standard attributes
Also called global attributes and are supported by almost all the elements in HTML.
Custom Attributes
These are created by user for a specific element. To create a custom attribute we use “data-“,
followed by the desired custom attribute name and then set to the desired string value.
Inserting Images
Fact File
Multiple <source src= “file”> can be included in <audio> and <video> tags to give multiple alternatives
to the browser to run the audio or video file.