Name
TYPE — NN 2 IE n/a HTML n/a
Synopsis
TYPE=”MIMEtype"Optional
Navigator anticipated the potential of a plugin not requiring any
outside data file. Instead, such a plugin would more closely resemble
an applet. If such a plugin is to be put into your document, you
still use the EMBED element but specify just the
MIME type instead of the data file URL (in the SRC
attribute). This assumes, of course, that the MIME type is of such a
special nature that only one possible plugin would be mapped to that
MIME type in the browser settings. Either the SRC
or TYPE attribute must be present in a Navigator
EMBED element tag.
Example
<EMBED TYPE="application/x-frobnitz" HEIGHT=150 WIDTH=250></EMBED>
Value
Any valid MIME type name as a quoted string, including the type and subtype portions delimited by a forward slash.
Default
None.
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