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<!DOCTYPE>Version of (X)HTML
<html>….</html>HTML document
<head>….</head>Page information
<body>….</body>Page contests
<base />Base URL
<meta />Meta data
<title>….</title>Title
<link />Relevant resource
<style>….</style>Style resource
<script>….</script>Script resource
<h1>….</h1> to <h6>….</h6>Heading
<div>….</div>Page section
<span>….</span>Inline section
<p>….</p>Paragraph
<br>Line break
<hr>Horizontal rule
<a href=””>Page link
<a href=”mailto:”>Email link
<a name=”name”>Anchor
<a href=”#name”>Link to anchor
<strong>….</strong>Strong emphasis
<em>….</em>Emphasis
<blockquote>….</blockquote>Long quotation
<q>….</q>Short quotation
<abbr>….</abbr>Abbreviation
<acronym>….</acronym>Acronym
<address>….</address>Address
<pre>….</pre>Pre-formatted text
<dfn>….</dfn>Definition
<code>….</code>Code
<cite>….</cite>Citation
<del>….</del>Deleted text
<ins>….</ins>Inserted text
<sub>….</sub>Subscript
<sup>….</sup>Superscript
<bdo>….</bdo>Text direction
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<ol>….</ol>Ordered list
<ul>….</ul>Unordered list
<li>….</li>List item
<dl>….</dl>Definition list
<dt>….</dt>Definition term
<dd>….</dd>Term description
<form>….</form>Form
<fieldset>….</fieldset>Collection of fields
<legend>….</legend>Form legend
<label>….</label>Input label
<input>….</input>Form input
<select>….</select>Drop-down box
<optgroup>….</optgroup>Group of options
<option>….</option>Drop-down options
<textarea>….</textarea>Large text input
<button>….</button>Button
<table>….</table>Table
<caption>….</caption>Caption
<thead>….</thead>Table body
<tbody>….</tbody>Table body
<tfoot>….</tfoot>Table footer
<colgroup>Column group
<col />Column
<tr>….</tr>Table row
<th>….</th>Header cell
<td>….</td>Table cell


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Page Information

Document Structure 

Links 

Text Markup


List


Forms


Tables

Images and Image Maps
<img />
Image
<map>….</map>
Image Map
<area />
Area of image map
Common Character Entities
&#34;   ”   Quotation mark
&#38;   &   Ampersand
&#60;   <   Less than
&#62;   >   Greater than
&#64;   @  “At” symbol
&#128;  €   Euro
&#149;  •   Small bullet
&#153;  ™  Trademark
&#163;  £   Pound
&#160;       Non-breaking space
&#169;  ©  Copyright symbol
Objects
<object>….</object>
Object
<param />
Parameter
Empty Elements
<area />
<base />
<br />
<col />
<hr />
<img />
<input />
<link />
<meta />
<param />
Core Attributes
Class: id      Style: title
Note: Core attributes may not be used in base, head, html, meta, param, script, style or title elements.
Language Attributes 
dir       lang
Note: Language Attributes may not be used in base, br, frame, framest, hr, iframe, param or script elements.
Keyboard Attributes
accesskey     tabindex
Window Events
onLoad    onUnload
Form Events
onBlur        onReset
onChange   onSelect
onFocus     onSubmit
Keyboard Events
onKeydown   onKeyup
onKeypress
Mouse Events
onClick    onMouseout
onDblclick    onMouseover
onMousedown   onMouseup
onMousemove

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