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    HTML Cheat Sheet

    Enviado por

    Bharat Raghunathan
    HTML Cheat Sheet

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    Cheat Sheet
    Basic HTML Document Outline:

    Document Structure

    <html>

    <head>
    <title>HTML Doc</title>

    </head>

    <body>

    <div>
    <h1>HTML Document</h1>
    <p>This is an HTML document!</p>

    </div>

    </body>
    </html>

    <a href="url">

    Hyperlink to another location.

    <h1>,<h2>,<h3>,
    <h4>,<h5>,<h6>

    Set text as heading, determine size.

    <div>

    Define a division or section of an HTML


    document, used to group block-elements for
    formatting with CSS.

    <span>

    Group inline elements, used to add a hook to


    text. No formatting by itself.

    <p>

    Define a paragraph.

    HTML Document Outline

    <br>

    Define a line break.

    <hr>

    Define a horizontal rule or thematic break.

    <html>

    HTML document.

    <head>

    Document header information.

    <body>

    Document body.

    Page Information

    Lists
    <ol>

    Define an ordered list, or a list that is ordered


    numerically or alphabetically.

    <ul>

    Define an unordered list.

    <li>

    Define an item on an ordered or unordered


    list.

    <meta>

    Metadata about the document. Will not be


    visible, but is machine parsable.

    <title>

    Define the title of the document, and is


    required.

    <dl>

    <link>

    Define a link between the HTML and an


    external resource, usually a stylesheet.

    Define a description list, used with <dt> and


    <dd>

    <dt>

    <style>

    Define style information.

    Define a description term, or the name of an


    item in a description list.

    <script>

    Define a client-side script.

    <dd>

    Define a description of an item in a


    description list.

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    Forms
    <form>

    Create a form that receives user input.

    <fieldset>

    Group related form elements together.

    <label>

    Define the label for an <input> form element.

    <input>

    Define a field where a user can enter data.

    <select>

    Create a drop-down list in a form.

    <optgroup>

    Group related options in a drop-down list.

    <option>

    Define an option in a drop-down list.

    <textarea>

    Create a text input field within a form.

    <button>

    Create a clickable button.

    Tables
    <table>

    Define an HTML table consisting of one or


    more <tr>, <th>, and <td> elements.

    <caption>

    A table caption.

    <thead>

    Define table header content. Must be used


    after <table>, <caption>, and <colgroup> but
    before <tbody>, <tfoot>, and <tr>.

    <tbody>

    Define the body of a table. Must be used after


    <table>, <caption>, <colgroup>, or <thead>
    elements.

    <colgroup>

    Group columns together for formatting.

    <col>

    Specify properties for individual columns


    within a <colgroup>

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    <tr>

    Define a row in an HTML table.

    <th>

    Define a cell in a table row as a header


    element.

    <td>

    Define a cell in a table row as a data element.

    Text Formatting
    <strong>

    Define important text.

    <em>

    Define emphasized text.

    <blockquote>

    Define text quoted from another source.

    <q>

    Define a short quotation.

    <abbr>

    Define an abbreviation.

    <address>

    Define the contact information for the author


    of a document or article.

    <pre>

    Define pre-formatted, text that preserves


    spaces and line-breaks.

    <dfn>

    Set the defining instance of a term.

    <code>

    Define a piece of computer code.

    <cite>

    Define a citation of the title of a work.

    <sub>

    Define subscript text.

    <sup>

    Define superscript text.

    <bdo>

    Set bi-directional override, making text


    direction reverse.

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