Html cheatsheet - html tag area

create a html document

create the head section of page

enclose the main section of page

creates the largest headline

second level of headings

creates the smallest headline

bold text

italic text

teletype or monospaced text

a citation, usually italic

emphasizes a word (with italic or bold)

emphasizes text logically, usually in boldface

create links and anchors

add "automatic" scripts to a page

add style sheet information to a page

link to an external style sheet

provide alternatives to scripts

display text exactly as it appears in HTML document

create a new paragraph

create a line break

set off block of text on page

create a definition list

mark a term to be defined in a list

mark a definition in a list

create an ordered list

create a list item

create a bulleted list

create horizontal rules

interactive form

option selector

selectable choice

multi-line text field

<input type="checkbox" name="NAME" value="VALUE">

<input type="radio" name="NAME" value="VALUE">

form control

<input type="submit" value="Submit" >

<input type="reset">

create buttons

explain meaning of abbreviations

mark text as computer code

definition

text to be entered by the user

form field label text

generic container (inline)

subscript

superscript

table caption

join columns in a table into a non-structural group

join columns in a table into a structural column group

create a table

identify the body of the table

sets off each cell in a row

identify the footer area of a table

sets off the table header

identify the header area of a table

sets off each row in a table

window subdivision

subwindow

provide alternatives to frames

create a floating frames

embedded image

add multimedia

insert a background sound for page

when the visitor leaves an element that was previously in focus

when the visitor modifies the value or contents of the element

when the visitor clicks on the specified area

when the visitor double clicks the specified area

when the visitor selects, clicks, or tabs to the specified element

when the visitor types something in the specified element

when the visitor types something in the specified element

when the visitor lets go of the key after typing in the specified element

when the page is loaded in the browser

when the visitor presses the mouse button down over the element

when the visitor moves the mouse over the specified element after having pointed at it

when the visitor moves the mouse away from the specified element after having been over it

when the visitor points the mouse at the element

when the visitor lets the mouse button go after having clicked on the element

when the visitor clicks the form’s reset button

when the visitor selects one or more characters or words in the element

when the visitor clicks the form’s submit button

the browser loads a different page after the specified page had been loaded