Useful HTML Tags That You May Not Know
We all know about HTML, it helps us structure the content, there are a lot of tags that help us quickly develop a web application, as well as some tags that we will never be able to use because we don't know about its existence.
Here I list a few html tags that may be useful to you at some point in your web development career. If you know any interesting tags, let me know. Hopefully this list will help you in some way, happy coding
- address element
The address element is a container element which is used to represent contact information or group contact information together.
- data element
The data element links a given content with a machine readable translation. The data element has one attribute, value, which specifies the machine readable translation. By default the value is not visible to the user.
- bdi element (Bi Directional Isolation)
The bdi element tells the browser to treat the content inside the bdi element differently, with respect to the directionality.
- datalist element
The datalist elements contains a set of option elements. datalist can be used to create auto complete function for input elements in HTML.
- bdo element (Bi Directional Override)
The bdo element overrides the current text direction of the text enclosed in the bdo tag, i.e. the text enclosed inside the bdo tag will have a direction specified by the dir attribute of the bdo tag.
- kbd element(Keyboard Input Element)
The kbd element is an inline tag which represent user input from a keyboard or any other text entry device. By default kbd use a monospace font.
- mark element
The mark tag is used to highlight text content, it's an inline element.
- progress element
The progress element shows a progress bar, which take two properties max and value.
- sub element (Subscript)
The text enclosed in sub element cause the text to be displayed as a subscript
- var element
The var tag is used to represent the name of a variable in a mathematical or programming expression.
If you find any errors please comment, any additional knowledge regarding this topic is welcomed. If you like this post take a look at my other posts, thank you.
