This page explains what you can find on this site, and how the information is presented. All the pages can be reached through the selection list at the top of the page, or from the list of pages on the left side if you're using the alternative navigation. The site contains the following information:

HTML elements

The largest part of this site consists of a reference of all HTML elements and their attributes. Here's an example of such a page:

	<tag>...</tag>			Opening and closing tags required.
	<tag>			Opening tag required, closing tag forbidden.
	<tag>...[</tag>]			Opening tag required, closing tag optional.
	[<tag>...</tag>]			Opening and closing tags optional.
	Description			Icons indicating the support of the element. See below for a complete explanation.
				A short description of the element.
	DTD <!ELEMENT tag - O (%inline;)* -- tag --> <!ATTLIST tag ... > from the HTML 4.0 DTD, "Copyright © World Wide Web Consortium, (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique, Keio University). All Rights Reserved."			The DTD fragment for the element, from the HTML 4.0 standard
	Attributes Core attributes: class id style title Internationalization attributes: dir lang Events: onclick ondblclick onmousedown onmouseup onmouseover onmousemove onmouseout onkeypress onkeydown onkeyup ATTRIBUTE			A list of all the attributes defined for the element. With a description and icons indicating the support of the attribute. The attributes in the groups Core, Internationalization and Events are common attributes. Instead of repeating these descriptions for almost every element, descriptions of these attributes are all on one page.
	Examples <TAG attribute1="somevalue"> An example to show how the element works.   An example to show how the element works.			One or more examples of the element, with the source code and the interpretation of the browser.

Other HTML subjects

This part covers additional HTML subjects, like how to use color, the character set and an introduction to style sheets.

Tips, Tricks and Techniques

Here you will find answers to questions users asked me, plus information about useful techniques,

Navigation
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Icons
On this site I use several icons. This is what they mean :

  Indicates that a link points to a page not belonging to this site.

  Support for the element/attribute by W3C HTML recommendations Checked versions are 3.2 & 4.0.
  Support for the element/attribute by Netscape Navigator Checked versions are 3.0 & 4.0.
  Support for the element/attribute by Microsoft Explorer Checked versions are 3.0 & 4.0.
  Support for the element/attribute by the WebTV browser Included versions are 1.2 and 2.1, but the information is taken from the WebTV documentation. Features haven't been tested with these browsers, I'm sorry, but I don't have the WebTV hardware.

Next to each checked program/specification you will see what the support for it is. This is indicated by these characters :

	The item is supported
	The item is not supported
	The item is deprecated