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    Html 5 mon petit travail

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    HTML 5

    BASIC TAGS

    <html>
    Defines the root of an HTML document

    <head>
    Defines information about the document, including meta data and scripts

    <body>
    Defines the document's body

    <title>
    Defines a title for the document

    <!--...-->
    Defines a comment

    <meta>
    Defines metadata for an HTML document

    <h1>- <h6>
    HTML headings: (h1)-the biggest, (h6) -the smallest

    <p>
    Defines a paragraph

    <br>
    Defines a single line break

    <img>
    Defines an image

    <hr>
    Defines a horizontal line

    <!DOCTYPE>
    Defines the document type

    <div>
    Defines a section in a document
    <style>
    Defines style information for a document

    <script>
    Defines a client-side script

    <noscript>
    Defines an alternate content for users that do not support client-side scripts

    <embed>
    Defines a container for an external (non-HTML) application

    <object>
    Defines an embedded object

    <param>
    Defines a parameter for an object

    <area>
    Defines an area inside an image-map

    <map>
    Defines a client-side image-map

    <applet>
    Defines an embedded applet (Not supported in HTML5)

    LINKS AND FORMATTING

    <a>
    Defines a hyperlink

    <link>
    Defines the relationship between a document and an external resource (most used to link to style
    sheets)

    <b>
    Defines bold text

    <blockquote>
    Defines a section that is quoted from another source

    <cite>
    Defines the title of a work
    <code>
    Defines a piece of computer code

    <del>
    Defines text that has been deleted from a document

    <em>
    Defines emphasized text

    <i>
    Defines italic text

    <ins>
    Defines inserted text

    <pre>
    Defines preformatted text

    <small>
    Defines smaller text

    <strong>
    Defines important text

    <sub>
    Defines subscripted text

    <sup>
    Defines superscripted text

    <u>
    Defines text that should be stylistically different from normal text

    <S>
    Defines text that is no longer correct

    <base>
    Specifies the base URL/target for all relative URLs in a document

    <font>
    Defines font, color, and size for text (Not supported in HTML5)
    FORMS

    <form>
    Defines an HTML form for user input

    <input>
    Defines an input control

    <textarea>
    Defines a multiline input control (text area)

    <button>
    Defines a clickable button

    <select>
    Defines a drop-down list

    <optgroup>
    Defines a group of related options in a drop-down list

    <option>
    Defines an option in a drop-down list

    <label>
    Defines a label for an <input> element

    <fieldset>
    Groups related elements in a form

    <legend>
    Defines a caption for a <fieldset> element

    FRAMES

    <iframe>
    Defines an inline frame

    <frame>
    Defines a window (a frame) in a frameset (Not supported in HTML5)

    <noframes>
    Defines an alternate content for users that do not support frames(Not supported in HTML5)

    LISTS
    <ul>
    Defines an unordered list

    <ol>
    Defines an ordered list

    <li>
    Defines a list item

    <dir>
    Defines a directory list

    <menu>
    list of commands

    <dl>
    Defines a description list

    <dt>
    Defines a term/name in a description list

    <dd>
    Defines a description/value of a term in a description list

    TABLES

    <table>
    Defines a table

    <th>
    Defines a header cell in a table

    <tr>
    Defines a row in a table

    <td>
    Defines a cell in a table

    <thead>
    Groups the header content in a table

    <tbody>
    Groups the body content in a table

    <tfoot>
    Groups the footer content in a table

    <caption>
    Defines a table caption

    HTML5

    <header>
    Defines a header for a document or section

    <article>
    Defines an article

    <aside>
    Defines content aside from the page content

    <footer>
    Defines a footer for a document or section

    <nav>
    Defines navigation section

    <section>
    Defines a section in a document

    <progress>
    Represents the progress of a task

    <audio>
    Defines sound content

    <video>
    Defines video content

    <source>
    Defines multiple media resources for video and audio elements

    <track>
    Defines text tracks for video and audio elements

    <datalist>
    Specifies a list of pre-defined options for input controls

    <svg>
    Container for SVG graphics

    <canvas>
    Used to draw graphics, on the fly, via scripting (usually JavaScript)

    <animate>
    Used to animate an attribute of an SVG shape

    <circle>
    Defines a circle in SVG

    <ellipse>
    Defines an ellipse in SVG

    <line>
    Defines a line segment in SVG

    <polygon>
    Defines a graphic that contains at least three sides in SVG

    <polyline>
    Defines a set of connected straight line segments in SVG

    <rect>
    Defines a rectangle in SVG

    <path>
    Defines a path in SVG

    Éléments de formatage HTML


    Les éléments de mise en forme ont été conçus pour afficher des types de texte spéciaux :

    <b>- Texte en gras


    <strong>- Texte important
    <i>- Texte en italique
    <em>- Texte accentué
    <mark>- Texte marqué
    <small>- Texte plus petit
    <del>- Texte supprimé
    <ins>- Texte inséré
    <sub>- Texte en indice
    <sup>- Texte en exposant

    Éléments HTML <b> et <strong>


    L'élément HTML <b>définit le texte en gras, sans aucune importance supplémentaire.

    Exemple
    <b>This text is bold</b>
    <strong>L' élément HTML définit le texte avec une forte importance. Le contenu à l'intérieur est
    généralement affiché en gras.

    Exemple
    <strong>This text is important!</strong>

    Éléments HTML <i> et <em>


    L'élément HTML <i>définit une partie de texte dans une voix ou une humeur alternative. Le
    contenu à l'intérieur est généralement affiché en italique.

    Astuce : Le <i>tag est souvent utilisé pour indiquer un terme technique, une expression d'une
    autre langue, une pensée, un nom de navire, etc.

    Exemple
    <i>This text is italic</i>
    L'élément HTML <em>définit le texte mis en évidence. Le contenu à l'intérieur est généralement
    affiché en italique.

    Conseil : Un lecteur d'écran prononcera les mots <em> avec emphase, en utilisant l'accent verbal.

    Exemple
    <em>This text is emphasized</em>

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