Common HTML Attributes
In
the HTML specifications for Navigator, Internet Explorer, and HTML
4.0, several attributes are shared across a vast majority of HTML
elements. Rather than repeat the descriptions of these attributes ad
nauseam in the reference listings, I am listing their details here
only once. Throughout the rest of the chapter, the attribute list for
each element points to these common attributes when the attribute
name is in italic
. When you see an
attribute listed in italic, it means that you should look to this
section for specific details about the attribute. If you recognize a
term from the list of attributes-in-common, but it is not shown in
italic, that means that there is some element-specific information
about the attribute, so the description is provided with the element.
Here is a list of the common attributes:
Attributes
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