About these Documents
These documents attempt to document all the HTML (HyperText Mark-up
Language) tags recognised by the various WWW (World Wide Web) and
HTML browsers.
This information is presented in the form of a Dictionary of HTML
listing every known tag and provides examples of its use in a fairly reader
friendly manner.
Most of the information you will find here was; discovered accidentally,
synthesised through the scrupulous examination of browser code,
condensed by filtering of other HTML documents and through the contributions
of a few generous people on the net.
I make no guarantees about the quality or accuracy of the information
provided to you. These documents were primarily put together for my own
use. It just so happens that I think this is important enough to share.
Examples are not always provided. In case of confusion
please look at the source of this document.
Contributors
Thanks goes out to the following generous people who have contributed to
make this document better.
- Eric Hall Ford Motor Co
- Example PERL scripts.
- Roger Binns IXI
- For spreading these documents through IXI.
- Daniel LaLiberte NCSA
- Pointing out the typos, being suggestive and placing the document
on [ncsa servers].
- Keith Blow Home
- Clearing out the fuzzy descriptions in form processing, and other
encouraging words.
- Mark Meytin eats.com
- making these [documents] available
on the net.
Other documents on a similar theme
The following documents may help you to gain a wider understanding of HTML and
the Web... There again they may not.
Distributed under the GNU copyleft (any version of your choice).
No part of these documents may be printed in any for-profit publication
without the authors' explicit written consent.