HTML 5
- HTML 5 New Tags
There are a number of new tags that the draft proposes to add to HTML. Here is a list of the new tags and the closest equivalent in HTML 4.
- HTML 5 New Form Fields
There are quite a few new input fields that HTML 5 proposes to allow us to add to forms.
- Tags Removed From HTML 5
As HTML 4 removed most of the unnecessary tags from HTML there are not many that HTML 5 proposes to remove.
- Changed meanings in HTML 5
HTML 5 proposes to change the meanings of several tags but doesn't propose to introduce an identifier to allow you to tell that a web page is supposed to be HTML 5 rather than HTML 2.
- Attributes Dropped From HTML 5
Not a complete list of all the attributes that HTML 5 proposes to drop. All the ones that are common to most tags are listed along with a few whose removal will possibly cause problems.
- Attributes Dropped From HTML 5
Not a complete list of all the attributes that HTML 5 proposes to drop. All the ones that are common to most tags are listed along with a few whose removal will possibly cause problems.
- Combo Boxes
HTML 5 adds this useful form field type.
- "HTML5 and CSS3 For The Real World"
This book demonstrates how you can use HTML 5 even in browsers that don't support it.
- HTML 5 And Outdated Coding
For some unexplainable reason some proposals for HTML 5 are to reintroduce old ways of coding that were needed for really old versions of IE which are now rarely needed and will be long gone by the time HTML 5 is properly supported - kind of like suggesting that hay should be reintroduced as a fuel source for transport.
- "required" is not Required
This HTML 5 attribute has already been made completely superfluous by another HTML 5 attribute.
- The Difference the new Block Tags Make
What purpose do these tags serve and is there a better alternative?
- Web Standards
What is the point in looking at HTML 5 now when most sites still use HTML 3.2.
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