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HTML accesskey attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about accesskey attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


accesskey attribute

The accesskey attribute specifies a shortcut key to activate/focus an tag.

Note : The accesskey attribute value must be single character(a digit or a letter).

Syntax

<a accesskey = "character">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
character A single character that specifies the shortcut key to activate/focus the tag

 

HTML class attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about class attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


class attribute

The class attribute is used to specify one or more classnames for a tag.

Note : The class attribute is mostly used to point to a class in a stylesheet and used by a Javascript to target the elements with the specified class name.

Syntax

<a class = "newLink">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
className Used to specify one or more class names for an element

Note : To specify multiple classes we have to separate the class names with a space.


Class Naming Rules

Naming rules to specify class name :

  • Must contain at least one character
  • Must begin with a letter A-Z or a-z
  • Can be followed by : letters(A-Z, a-z), digit(0-9), hypens(“-“), and underscore(“_”)
  • Must not contain any space characters

HTML contenteditable attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about contenteditable attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


contenteditable attribute

The contenteditable attribute is used to specify whether the content of an element is editable or not.

Syntax

<a contenteditable = "true">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
true Used to specify that the element is editable
false Used to specify that the element is not editable

 

HTML data attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about data attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


data attribute

The data-* attribute is used to store custom data private to the page or application and gives us the ability to embed custom data attributes on all HTML tags.

The data-* attributes mainly consists of two parts :

  • There must be at least one character long after the prefix data-.
  • The attribute name should not contain any uppercase letters.
  • The attribute value can be any string.

 

Syntax

<a data-* = "mydata">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
someStringValue Used to specify the value of the attribute(as a string)

 

HTML dir attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about dir attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


dir attribute

The dir attribute is used to specify the text direction of the element’s content.

Syntax

<a dir = "rtl">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
ltr Default.Used to define the text direction from left-to-right direction
rtl Used to define the text direction from right-to-left direction
auto Used to define the direction based on the content

 

HTML draggable attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about draggable attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


draggable attribute

The draggable attribute is used to specify whether an element is draggable or not.

Syntax

<a draggable = "true">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
true Used to specify that the element is draggable
false Used to specify that the element is not draggable
auto Used the default browser behaviour of the browser

 

HTML hidden attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about hidden attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


hidden attribute

The hidden attribute is a boolean attribute and specifies that an element is not yet, or no longer, relevent.

Note : We can use hidden attribute until some condition has been met. Then, we remove the hidden attribute with Javascript, and make the element visible.

Syntax

<a hidden>......</a>



HTML id attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about id attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


id attribute

The id attribute is used to specify a unique id for an HTML element. The value in id attribute ,must be unique within the HTML document.

Note : We can use id attribute is used in Javscript,stylesheet to target an HTML tag with the specific id.

Syntax

<a id = "MyId">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
id Used to specify a unique id for the element

Id Naming Rules

Naming rules to specify id :

  • Must contain at least one character
  • Must begin with a letter A-Z or a-z
  • Can be followed by : letters(A-Z, a-z), digit(0-9), hypens(“-“), and underscore(“_”)
  • Must not contain any space characters

 

HTML lang attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about lang attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


lang attribute

The lang attribute is used to specify the language of the element’s content by using language code.
Example of some language codes – en for englishfr for frenches for spanish and so on.

Syntax

<a lang = "language_code">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
language_code Used to specify the language code for the element’s content

 

HTML spellcheck attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about spellcheck attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


spellcheck attribute

The spellcheck attribute is used to specify whether the tag have its spelling and grammar checked or not.

Different text that can be spellchecked :

  • Text in editable tags
  • Text values in input elements(not password)
  • Text in <textarea> tag

Syntax

<a spellcheck = "true">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
true Used to check spelling and grammar
false Used to not check spelling and grammar



HTML style attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about style attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


style attribute

The style attribute is used to specify inline style for an element.

Note : The style attribute will automatically override any style set globally i.e. inside <style> tag or in an external stylesheet.

Syntax

<a style = "border:2px solid red;">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
style_definations One or more CSS properties and values separated by semicolons




HTML tabindex attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about tabindex attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


tabindex attribute

The tabindex attribute is used to specify the tab order of an element.

Syntax

<a tabindex = "number">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
number It is used to specify the tabbing order of the element

 

HTML title attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about title attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


title attribute

The title attribute is used to specify extra information about an element when the mouse moves over the element.

Syntax

<a title = "text">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
text A tooltip text for an element

 

 

HTML translate attribute

In this tutorial, we will learn about translate attribute in HTML with the help of examples.


translate attribute

The translate attribute is used to specify whether the content of an element should be translated or not.

Note : We would recommend you to not use the translate attribute because it is not supported in most of the browsers.

Syntax

<a translate = "yes">......</a>

Attribute values

Value Description
yes Used to specify that the content of the element should be translated
no Used to specify that the content of the element must not be translated
 
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