Posts Tagged ‘align attribute’
The <iframe> tag allows you to insert a frame also known as an inline frame within an HTML or XHTML document without having to remove the <body> tags, which means you can insert an inline frame within a section of text.
Read More ››Now let me show you how to define your tables using the <thead>, <tfoot> and <tbody> tags, I will explain each tag just for you, because you’re special.
Read More ››Now let me introduce you to the <hr> tag also known as the horizontal rule. The <hr> tag is considered to be a graphic element, because the <hr> tag inserts a horizontal rule across the display window.
Read More ››Now for animated text Internet Explorer has introduced the <marquee> tag to HTML. The <marquee> tag will tell the enclosed text within the tag to scroll across the browser to the left. The <marquee> tag is considered a non standard tag, which simply means your web page will not validate if you add the <marquee> tag to your HTML or XHTML file.
Read More ››Now let me show you the <p> tags align attribute which is know deprecated, which basically means that the align attribute is going to be made invalid or obsolete in future versions of HTML, in favor of CSS style sheets text-align property which you should use in place of the align attribute to align your text.
Read More ››Before I continue the <center> tag is now deprecated in favor of CSS style sheets text-align: center;, but it is still very well supported by most browsers.
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