HTML Cheat Sheet

HTML
Hypertext Markup Language



Global Attributes** 
(class | contenteditable | contextmenu | dir | draggable | id | irrelevant | lang | ref | registrationmark | tabindex | template | title)


Tag
Info
HTML Version
Attributes

<!-- -->
Comment
4 / 5
None

<!DOCTYPE>
Document Type
4 / 5
None

<a>
Hyperlink
4 / 5
(href | hreflang | media | ping | rel | target | type)

<abbr>
Abbreviation
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<acronym>
Acronym
4
-

<address>
Address Element
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<applet>
Applet
4
-

<area>
Area Inside An Image Map
4 / 5
(alt | coords | href | hreflang | media | ping | rel | shape | target | type)

<article>
Article
5
Global Attributes**

<aside>
Outside The Main Flow of The Narrative
5
Global Attributes**

<audio>
Sound Content
5
(autobuffer | autoplay | controls | loop | src)

<b>
Bold Text
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<base>
Base URL For All The Page Links
4 / 5
(href | target)

<basefont>
Base Font For The Document
4
-

<bb>
Invoked User Agent Com-
5
(Type)

<bdo>
Direction of Text Display
4 / 5
(dir)

<big>
Big Text
4
-

<blockquote>
Long Quotation
4 / 5
(cite)

<body>
Body Element
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<br>
Inserts A Single Line Break
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<button>
Push Button
4 / 5
(autofocus | disabled | form | formaction | formenctype | formmethod | formnovalidate | formtarget | name | type | value)

<canvas>
Graphic Area
5
(height | width)

<caption>
Table Caption
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<center>
Centered Text
4
-

<cite>
Citation
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<code>
Computer Code Text
4 / 5
Global Attributes**

<col>
Attributes for Table Columns
4 / 5
(span)

<colgroup>
Groups of Table Columns
4 / 5
(span)

<command>
Command Button
5
(checked | default | disabled | hidden | icon | label | radiogroup | type)

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