Apr 8, 2012

HTML 5 - the list of new tags

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HTML 5 - the list of new tags

Version of HTML 4.00, which came to us in December 1997, was very well received, but on the other hand was very, very raw. Errors and inaccuracies, incomplete set of required tags forced developers to understand the problem, and in April 1998 published the most complete and most workable version of the Hypertext Markup Language - HTML 4.01. That she was the decisive until 2011. But time is gradually forced out of XML and XHTML HTML, and in the course of this struggle, people realized that a more powerful and more versatile instrument that would allow to combine the capabilities of XML, XHTML and HTML. Goes into the arena of HTML 5!


The flexibility and power - is the main plus of HTML 5. "After all, this version is still wet!" You say, but now we can create some really interesting things in browsers such as Safari, Firefox, Opera, Chrome. Unfortunately, internet-explorer once again outperformed all competitors, support for HTML 5, there is minimal, but, rather, is completely absent.

The new HTML 5 tags:

<aside> - Defines the content of the minor, such as speakers.
 <article> - Defines the article.
 <audio> - Defines audio and audio content.
<command> - Defines buttons, radio buttons, check boxes.
 <canvas> - Defines the schedule: maps, charts, graphics, pictures.
<datalist> - Defines the dropdownlist. The AutoComplete feature.
 <details> - Specifies additional details of the element.
<embed> - Specifies the appearance of interactive content, or plug-in.
<figure> - Specifies the media content.
 <figcaption> - Defines the title tag <figure>.
 <footer> - Defines a block on the page footer.
<header> - Defines the title of the section or page.
 <hgroup> - Specifies the partition information in the document.
<mark> - Specifies the text as highlighted (in bold).
 <meter> - Defines the output values ​​in the specified range.
<nav> - Defines the navigation.
<output> - Defines the computational domain, which is the output of information.
<progress> - Determines the progress of completion of the task.
<ruby> - Defines a container for tags and <rt> <rp>.
 <rt> - Defines the annotation above or below the specified text.
 <rp> - Determine if the browser does not support <rt>.
<section> - Defines the section.
 <source> - Specifies the media resources, media elements.
 <summery> - Specifies the title for the element tag <detail>.
<time> - Specifies the date / time.
<video> - Defines video.
Forbidden tag in HTML 5
<acronym> <applet> <basefont> <big> <center> <dir> <font> <frame> <frameset> <noframes> <s> <tt> <u> <xmp>

1 comments:

  1. Thank you for the link. :).Interesting to read.You can embed any audio fromhtml5 media player you can upload any audio and then grab the embed code of that audio and embed it anywhere.

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