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HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is set of tags and rules to create web pages with attractive design to be displayed on the web browser. HTML 5 is the latest and the current version of HTML. The previous version was HTML 4. HTML 5 has lot of advanced features and facilities that give your website a rich, highly interactive and excellent look and feel through its latest and sophisticated Graphical User Interface (GUI) support.
The aim of creating HTML 5 was to define a single markup language that can be written in both HTML and XHTML. HTML 5 has many special enhancements, advancements and Application Programming Interface (APIs) support for different type of web applications whether they are simple or complex.
The aim of creating HTML 5 was to define a single markup language that can be written in both HTML and XHTML. HTML 5 has many special enhancements, advancements and Application Programming Interface (APIs) support for different type of web applications whether they are simple or complex.
I've found myself in love with CSS content and attr; I've recently written about how you can use the property and expression on a basic level, how you can implement CSS counters, and use for the sake of localization. I wanted to share a few tooltip-style uses of the attr expression and content property.
No doubt you interact with at least one form on the Web every day. Whether you’re searching for content or logging in to your e-mail account or Facebook page, using online forms is one of the most common tasks performed on the Web. As designers and developers, creating forms has a certain monotony about it, particularly writing validation scripts for them. HTML5 introduces a number of new attributes, input types, and other elements for your markup toolkit. In this article we’ll be focussing on the new attributes with a future article looking at the new input types.
There are, however, smaller features in HTML5 that we can appreciate; one of those would be the new download attribute. The download attribute allows you to set a separate file download name than the actual link endpoint itself.
HTML5 threw a whole bunch of awesomeness at us. Tasks we accomplished with JavaScript and Flash, like basic form validation, INPUT placeholders, client side file naming, and audio/video, can now be completed using basic HTML. Another simple functionality HTML now allows us is auto-focusing on elements upon page load; this is accomplished using the autofocus attribute.