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ABBR
ABBR can be used to show that the element is an abbreviated form of a word.
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ACRONYM
ACRONYM can be used to show that the element is an acronym.
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ADDRESS
The ADDRESS element may be used to mark a street address.
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B
The B element allows you to display bold text.
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BDO
The BDO element allows you to change the text direction.
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BLOCKQUOTE
The BLOCKQUOTE element is meant to be used for marking longer, separate quotations. It should not be used to indent text.
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BODY
The BODY element usually comes after the HEAD element, and contains
everything that will show up in the browser window.
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BR
The BR element inserts a line break.
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CITE
The CITE element may be used for showing the source of a quote or citation.
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CODE
The CODE element is a phrase element which can be used to show a fragment of computer code.
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EM
The EM element allows you to mark text as emphasized.
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DEL
The DEL element allows you to mark which parts of a document have been deleted with respect to a different version of the document.
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DFN
The DFN element may be used to mark that a word is a definition term.
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FONT
The FONT tag can be used to specify font face, font size, and font color of text. This tag is deprecated.
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FORM
The FORM element defines a form. The tags surround the area of the form.
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FRAME
The FRAME element defines frames within a FRAMESET.
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FRAMESET
The FRAMESET element defines a frames page.
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FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
File Transfer Protocol is a way of transferring files between different locations.
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H1 ... H6
H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, and H6 are Heading elements.
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HR
The HR element creates a horizontal rule or divider across a page.
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HTML Character Codes Reference Sheet
Shows the HTML character code for many symbols and characters.
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HTTP
HTTP is one of the ways that computers can communicate with each other and is designed to transfer documents over the internet.
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I
The I element allows you to display italicized text.
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IMG
Images are defined with the empty IMG element and its SRC attribute.
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INPUT
The INPUT element allows you to create a text box, checkbox, radio button, push button, or define hidden values in a FORM.
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INS
The INS element allows you to mark which parts of a document have been newly inserted with respect to a different version of the document.
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LI
The LI element defines List Items in an ordered or unordered list.
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KBD
The KBD element is a phrase element which can be used to show what a user should input on his or her keyboard.
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OL
The OL element makes up an Ordered List, where items are numbered or lettered.
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OPTION
The OPTION element is used with the SELECT tag to define the different options in the select box or dropdown menu.
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P
The P element marks content as a paragraph.
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PRE
The PRE element allows you to display preformatted text, which preserves the line breaks and spaces.
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Q
The Q element is meant to be used for marking inline quotations.
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SAMP
The SAMP element is a phrase element which can be used to show output from a program or script.
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SELECT
The SELECT element allows you to create a dropdown or select box in a FORM.
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STRONG
The STRONG element marks text that should be strongly emphasized.
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SUB
The SUB element allows you to mark subscript text.
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SUP
The SUP element allows you to mark superscript text.
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TABLE
The TABLE element allows you to create a table.
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TD
The TD element surrounds data cells in a TABLE.
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TEXTAREA
The TEXTAREA element allows you to create a multiple-line text box in a FORM.
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TH
The TH element surrounds header cells in a table.
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TR
The TR element delineates table rows in a table.
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TT
The TT element renders teletype text or monotype text.
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U
The U element displays underlined text. We strongly discourage the use of this element, because most people associate underlined text with hyperlinks.
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UL
The UL element makes up an Unordered List with bullets.
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URL
Uniform Resource Locator.
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VAR
The VAR element is a phrase element which can be used to designate a variable or program argument in examples.
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