(Shelly Cashman Series) Gary B. Shelly, H. Albert Napier, Ollie N. Rivers-Web design_ introductory concepts and techniques -Cengage Learning (2008)

APP 16 Appendix B HTML Quick Reference
HTML Tags and Attributes (continued)
HTML Tag and Attributes
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value=value1
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charset=character set
href=url
name=text
rel=relationship
rev=relationship
target=name
type=mime-type
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name=text
content=text
http-equiv=text
name=text
scheme=text
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Description
Defines the enclosed text as a list item in a list
Inserts or restarts counting with value1
Establishes a link between the HTML document and another
document, such as an external style sheet
Specifies the character encoding of the linked resource
Defines the URL of the linked document
Names the current anchor so that it can be the destination to
other links
Indicates the relationship going from the current page to
the target
Indicates the relationship going from the target to the
current page
Defines the name of the frame into which the linked resource
will appear
Indicates the data or media type of the linked document (for
example, text/CSS for linked style sheets)
Specifies a client-side image map; must enclose tags
Assigns a name to the image map
Provides additional data (metadata) about an HTML document
Specifies the value for the information; required
Specifies the HTTP-equivalent name for metadata; tells the server
to include that name and content in the HTTP header when the
HTML document is sent to the client
Assigns a name to metadata
Provides additional context for interpreting the information in
the content attribute
Defines content to be displayed in browsers that do not support
frames; very important to include
No attributes
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archive=url
Includes an external object in the HTML document such as an
image, a Java applet, or other external object, not well-supported
by most browsers
Specifies the URL of the archive containing classes and other
resources that will be preloaded for use by the object