Friday, March 18, 2016

HTML5 Element


HTML5 Element


HTML5 has more than 100 defined elements that you can use to create rich webpages and
applications.

 The W3C defines the following list of these elements with a brief description.


  1. <a> Hyperlink
  2.   <abbr> Abbreviation
  3.   <address> Contact information
  4.   <area> Image map region
  5.   <article> Independent section
  6.   <aside> Auxiliary section
  7.   <audio> Audio stream
  8.   <b> Bold text
  9.   <base> Document base URI
  10.   <bb> Browser button
  11.   <bdo> Bi-directional text override
  12.   <blockquote> Long quotation
  13.   <body> Main content
  14.   <br> Line break
  15.   <button> Push button control
  16.   <canvas> Bitmap canvas
  17.   <caption> Table caption
  18.   <cite> Citation
  19.   <code> Code fragment
  20.   <col> Table column
  21.   <colgroup> Table column group
  22.   <command> Command that a user can invoke
  23.   <datagrid> Interactive tree, list, or tabular data
  24.   <datalist> Predefined control values
  25.   <dd> Definition description
  26.   <del> Deletion
  27.   <details> Additional information
  28.   <dfn> Defining instance of a term
  29.   <dialog> Conversation
  30.   <div> Generic division
  31.   <dl> Description list
  32.   <dt> Description term
  33.   <em> Stress emphasis
  34.   <embed> Embedded application
  35.   <fieldset> Form control group
  36.   <figure> A figure with a caption
  37.   <footer> Section footer
  38.   <form> Form
  39.   <h1> Heading level 1
  40.   <h2> Heading level 2
  41.   <h3> Heading level 3
  42.   <h4> Heading level 4
  43.   <h5> Heading level 5
  44.   <h6> Heading level 6
  45.   <head> Document head
  46.   <header> Section header
  47.   <hr> Separator
  48.   <html> Document root
  49.   <i> Italic text
  50.   <iframe> Inline frame
  51.   <img> Image
  52.   <input> Form control
  53.   <ins> Insertion
  54.   <kbd> User input
  55.   <label> Form control label
  56.   <legend> Explanatory title or caption
  57.   <li> List item
  58.   <link> Link to resources
  59.   <map> Client-side image map
  60.   <mark> Marked or highlighted text
  61.   <menu> Command menu
  62.   <meta> Metadata
  63.   <meter> Scalar measurement
  64.   <nav> Navigation
  65.   <noscript> Alternative content for no script support
  66.   <object> Generic embedded resource
  67.   <ol> Ordered list
  68.   <optgroup> Option group
  69.   <option> Selection choice
  70.   <output> Output control
  71.   <p> Paragraph
  72.   <param> Plug-in parameter
  73.   <pre> Preformatted text
  74.   <progress> Progress of a task
  75.   <q> Inline quotation
  76.   <rp> Ruby parenthesis
  77.   <rt> Ruby text
  78.   <ruby> Ruby annotation
  79.   <samp> Sample output
  80.   <script> Linked or embedded script
  81.   <section> Document section
  82.   <select> Selection control
  83.   <small> Small print
  84.   <source> Media resource
  85.   <span> Generic inline container
  86.   <strong> Strong importance
  87.   <style> Embedded style sheet
  88.   <sub> Subscript
  89.   <sup> Superscript
  90.   <table> Table
  91.   <tbody> Table body
  92.   <td> Table cell
  93.   <textarea> Multiline text control
  94.   <tfoot> Table footer
  95.   <th> Table header cell
  96.   <thead> Table head
  97.   <time> Date and/or time
  98.   <title> Document title
  99.   <tr> Table row
  100.   <ul> Unordered list
  101.   <var> Variable
  102.   <video> Video or movie
  103.   <wbr> Optionally break up a large word at this element

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