Learn HTML5

We can Create an Image Labelthat appears whenever the user positions the mouse pointer over a particular image on a web page. We can use labels to offer detailed information about the image. Labels work differently from alternative text. Alternative text appears on the page itself when images are turned off. A label appears in … Read more

For user who has images turned off in their browsers, you can add alternative text that identifies the image on your page. Alternative text, sometimes called placeholder text, can describe what appears in an image and is an important addition to your web pages markup. Most search engines, because they process text but not images, … Read more

If your image appears too big or too small on a web page, you can use HTML coding to change the size with image attributes(Specify an Image Size). We can set the width and height of an image in pixels or as a percentage of the overall window size. This can enable you to combine … Read more

We can Insert an image into your web pages to increase visual interest or illustrate a topic using HTML5. For example, add a photograph of a product or a company logo to a business’s web page. HTML enables you to display images as inline elements which means they appear within the body of the page … Read more

We can use HTML code to insert special characters into your web page text. Special characters are that do not usually appear on your keyboard. The code used to insert special characters is called entities. Entities consist of numbers are name codes preceded by an ampersand and ending with a semicolon such as ½ for … Read more

We can use a definition list in your document to define content in the format of a glossary or dictionary. Typically items in a definition list come in pairs with the first element being the term to be defined and the second being the definition. We use the <dl> tag to delimit your definition the … Read more

We can use a nested list to add a list with a list to your web page. A nested list enables you to display listed text at a different level within the list hierarchy, such as when you are displaying products arranged in categories and sub-categories. Web Browser uses indentation to show here a list … Read more

We can add a bulleted list to your document to set a list of items apart from the rest of the page of text. We can use this tag also called an unordered list when we do not need to show the items in a particular order. we creat a bulleted list by inserting <ul> … Read more

We can use the numbered list on your web page to display all kinds of order lists for example you can use a number list to show steps to prioritize items. We can create a number list by inserting <ol> and </ol> tags around <li> and </li> tags. The <li> tags specify the list of … Read more

We can add small print to your page by surrounding text with <small> and </small> tags. This tag typically includes disclaimers, legal restrictions copyright information, and other subordinate comments. Not surprisingly web Browsers display this type of text in a smaller size font. This tag is often put in the footer of the page. for … Read more