Italic is used for:
Pathnames, filenames, program names, email addresses, and web sites
New terms where they are defined
Constant
Width is used for:
Any HTML, CSS, or scripting term, including HTML tags, attribute names, object names, properties, methods, and event handlers
All HTML and script code listings
Constant
Width
Italic is used for:
Method and function parameter or assigned value placeholders that indicate an item is to be replaced by a real value in actual use
Throughout Part II, compatibility tables accompany most entries. A number shown for an item indicates the version of the designated browser or web standard in which the term was first introduced. If an item premiere predates Navigator 2, Internet Explorer 3, or HTML 3.2, it is assigned the value “all”. If an item is not supported by a browser or standard as the book went to press, it is assigned the value “n/a”.
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