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JavaScript allows you to create dynamic and interactive HTML pages. JavaScript is a high-level programming language and core technology behind web developments. A script is a small piece of program that can add interactivity to our websites. For example, a script could generate a pop-up alert box message or provide a dropdown menu based on certain conditions, such as […]
HTML favicon stands for “favorite icon”. It is a small-sized image that displays in the browser’s tab just before the page title. Favicon is defined by using the <link> tag with the “rel=icon” attribute. What is a HTML Favicon? A favicon is a small image that represents your website and helps users identify it among multiple tabs, bookmarks, and search results. It […]
HTML head elements define metadata like the title, character set, links to external stylesheets, and other details. This information does not display on the webpage but is helpful for the search engines and browsers. The head elements are placed inside the <head> tag. The following are the commonly used head elements: Let’s understand each element in detail with […]
In the previous two chapters, we have used the <audio> and <video> elements to add music and videos into our web page. There are other alternative ways to add videos, sounds, images, or any other external content to the website by using HTML tags <embed>and<object>. These tags cause the browser itself to include controls for the multimedia automatically: Syntax Here […]
The HTML <audio> element embeds an audio file to the webpage. You can add an audio player inside a webpage using the <audio> element. HTML <audio> Element The <audio> element is used to enable the support of audio files within a web page. We can include multiple sources of audio; however, the browser will choose the most appropriate file automatically. Most of the […]
The HTML <video> element embeds and shows a video on the webpage. You can embed any type of video content on the webpage by using the <video> element. HTML <video> Element The <video> element is used to enable video playback support within a web page. It works very similarly to the <img> element, as it also requires adding the path or URL of the video […]
Input Attributes The HTML input attributes define the characteristics and behavior of the <input> element. These input attributes are used with the different types of input fields, such as text, email, password, date, number, and so forth. Note that the input element is used to create interactive controls for the web-based forms so that it can accept data from […]
HTML form controls (elements) are the elements used within the <form> element to collect the user information. Form Controls (Elements) The form elements create controls for the user interaction within the webpage; these elements are also termed as form controls. The form elements enable users to enter information for the server-side processing. The nature of interaction with the server can vary depending on the […]
In HTML, each element has its own attributes that are used to define the characteristics of that particular HTML element and are placed inside the element’s opening tag. The <form> element also has attributes that provide different functionalities like redirection on other web pages and auto-completion of text. Form Attributes HTML form attributes provide different functionalities, such as redirection to other web […]
An HTML form is a webpage section usually used for collecting data from the users and then sent to a server for further processing. HTML Forms HTML forms are collections of interactive controls and various input types, such as text, numbers, email, password, radio buttons, checkboxes, buttons, etc., that collect user information. HTML forms are created by using the HTML <form> tag. […]