This document compares HTML5 to HTML4, outlining new semantic elements introduced in HTML5, such as <header>, <footer>, and <nav>, which enhance the structure and meaning of web content. It also lists deprecated tags from HTML4, emphasizing a shift towards using CSS for styling and layout. Overall, HTML5 provides improved features and APIs for modern web development.
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HTML5 Vs HTML4 Comparison87666556
This document compares HTML5 to HTML4, outlining new semantic elements introduced in HTML5, such as <header>, <footer>, and <nav>, which enhance the structure and meaning of web content. It also lists deprecated tags from HTML4, emphasizing a shift towards using CSS for styling and layout. Overall, HTML5 provides improved features and APIs for modern web development.
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HTML5 vs HTML4 Comparison Summary
This document summarizes the key differences between HTML5 and previous HTML versions (HTML4/XHTML), highlighting new semantic tags, removed elements, APIs, and improved features.
1. New Semantic Elements in HTML5
New HTML5 Tag Purpose <header> Header of a section or page <footer> Footer of a section or page <nav> Navigation links <article> Independent self-contained content <section> Thematic grouping of content <aside> Content indirectly related to main content <main> Main content of a document <figure> Used for images with captions <figcaption> Caption for <figure> <mark> Highlights text <time> Machine-readable date/time <progress> Displays progress bar <meter> Displays scalar value within a range <details> Toggle visibility of content <summary> Summary for <details> <dialog> Dialog box or popup <output> Shows result of a calculation <bdi> Bi-directional text override <wbr> Word break opportunity 2. Removed/Deprecated Tags in HTML5 Tag Reason for Removal/Deprecation <font> Use CSS instead <center> Use CSS (text-align) <big>, <small> Use CSS for font size <strike>, <u> Use <del>, <ins> or CSS <applet> Replaced by <object> <acronym> Use <abbr> instead <frame>, <frameset> Use <iframe> or CSS layouts <noframes> No longer needed