16 More HTML Elements for Web Designers

This chapter covers

  • Checking out some underused but important HTML elements
  • Linking to files on your site
  • Linking to a specific element on a page
  • Adding special characters and comments

You may have noticed that after a flurry of HTML-related activity in the early chapters of the book, subsequent chapters had a decidedly CSS flavor. That's not too much of a surprise, because after you know a few basic tags such as <div>, <p>, and <span>, you can hang a lot of CSS baggage on them and create some fine-looking web pages. But there's more to HTML than these basic elements. You saw a few useful page structure elements in Chapter 11, but in this chapter, you'll extend your HTML know-how even further with elements ...

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