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- Building HTML Email Templates
- The HTML mail template must be based on compatibility. 1. Use basic tags such as table, tr, and td layout to avoid HTML5 semantic tags; 2. Inline styles must be used to ensure that CSS takes effect; 3. Images are only auxiliary, and key information is presented in text; 4. The buttons are recommended to use styled A tags or tables; 5. After completion, tests must be performed on multiple clients to ensure that the display is normal.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 482 2025-07-30 00:34:51
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- What is an HTML image map?
- AnHTMLimagemapallowsmultipleclickableareasonasingleimage,witheacharealinkingtodifferentURLs.Itworksusingthetagwiththeusemapattributeandtheelementcontainingtagsthatdefineclickableregions.Theusemapattributereferencesthemapbyname(prefixedwith#),connecti
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 208 2025-07-30 00:27:12
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- How to group form elements with and ?
- Use wrap-around related form elements, such as radio buttons or address input boxes, to group visually and semantically; 2. Add one in each as a group title to provide context information for the screen reader; 3. Examples include grouping radio buttons for shipping options and grouping input fields for contact information; 4. Best practices include always using, avoiding unnecessary nesting, and using CSS styles reasonably; 5. Proper use and can significantly improve the accessibility of the form, helping screen reader users understand the purpose of control groups, thereby achieving a more inclusive design.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 648 2025-07-29 04:32:13
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- Building Web Components with HTML Custom Elements
- CustomElements is the core part of WebComponents, allowing developers to create reusable UI components natively through HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 1. Create custom elements with HTMLElement and register with customElements.define(); 2. Use ShadowDOM to implement encapsulation isolation of styles and structures; 3. Respond to component state changes through life cycle hooks such as connectedCallback, attributeChangedCallback, etc.; 4. Data transmission and update can be achieved through attribute monitoring or custom setter; 5. Use slot machines
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 515 2025-07-29 04:28:52
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- What is the difference between async and defer for script tags?
- When using async, the script is downloaded asynchronously and executed immediately, and the execution order is not guaranteed. It is suitable for independent scripts; 2. When using defer, the script is downloaded asynchronously but delayed until the HTML parsing is completed and executed in sequence, which is suitable for scripts that rely on DOM or need to be executed in sequence; 3. If there is no attribute, the script will block HTML parsing, affecting performance; therefore, use async for non-critical scripts and use defer for key logic.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 820 2025-07-29 04:21:22
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- Prefetching Resources with HTML `link rel='prefetch'`
- rel="prefetch" is an attribute in HTML that indicates that the browser preloads subsequent resources when it is idle. 1. It is implemented by 2. It is suitable for resources that are not needed on the next page, public scripts or fonts, 3. It has lower priority than preload, 4. It is recommended to load only 1 to 2 key resources at a time and pay attention to mobile compatibility.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 463 2025-07-29 04:19:32
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- Using HTML `doctype` in Modern Web Development
- The reason you have to write is to prevent the browser from entering weird mode and make sure the page is rendered correctly in standard mode. Specifically, it includes: 1. The browser can correctly identify HTML5 document types; 2. Avoid inconsistencies in box model calculation, default style and CSS characteristics due to weird patterns; 3. It is part of the HTML5 standard and is simpler, without reference to DTD; 4. In actual development, it is necessary to pay attention to its location, case and correct insertion during server rendering; 5. Most frameworks will automatically process it, but it is still necessary to check whether the doctype exists in manual writing or in specific scenarios.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 947 2025-07-29 04:19:13
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- HTML for Single Page Applications (SPAs)
- The HTML structure of a single page application (SPA) needs to pay more attention to the initial loading experience, SEO support and maintainability. 1. The basic structure should be concise and complete, including doctype declaration, html tag, head area (meta tag, title, style sheet and script reference) and mount container div in body; 2. SEO supports dynamically setting title and meta description, and add OpenGraph or TwitterCard meta tags, appropriately add key text content or combine SSR/pre-rendering to improve search engine recognition effect; 3. The first screen optimization can speed up rendering through loading animation, skeleton screen, inline key CSS and using defer/async attributes, as well as
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 271 2025-07-29 04:15:12
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- Understanding HTML Semantics and Document Outline
- The importance of HTML semantics and document structure is reflected in three aspects: 1. Assistive technology can better understand content, such as screen readers help visually impaired users; 2. SEO is more friendly, and search engines judge the importance of content; 3. The code is clearer and easier to maintain, making it easier for others to understand. A reasonable structure should use HTML5 tags such as, ,,,, and avoid misunderstandings such as multiple or non-cooperating with titles. Title levels should be arranged linearly, each or using titles starting from, avoiding jumps or style-driven hierarchical errors.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 407 2025-07-29 04:14:32
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- Using `link rel='canonical'` in HTML
- The canonical tag is a tag written in the head part of the HTML page. Its function is to tell search engines which page is the original page, avoid duplicate content issues and concentrate page weights. It declares the source of content in the form it uses, and is often used in the case where multiple parameter variant links in e-commerce websites point to the same main page. When using it, please note: ① It must be placed in the head area; ② It is recommended to use absolute addresses; ③ Support cross-domain use; ④ The content of the pointing page should be highly similar. Common errors include address errors, closed-loop canonical, conflicts with noindex, etc. Suitable usage scenarios include: pages with the same content and only different parameters, articles are published in multiple columns, and different URLs on mobile and desktop versions. Correct application can help search engines improve
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 217 2025-07-29 04:07:32
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- Generating Dynamic HTML Content with JavaScript
- The key to dynamically generating HTML content is to use JavaScript to manipulate the DOM. The main methods include: 1. Use innerHTML to directly insert HTML strings, which are suitable for simple scenarios but need to pay attention to security issues; 2. Create and add elements through createElement and append, which has a clearer structure and is easy to expand; 3. Update content dynamically based on user interaction, such as listening to input events to achieve immediate feedback; 4. Use template strings to improve code readability and maintenance. At the same time, we need to pay attention to XSS protection and performance optimization to ensure that dynamic page updates are safe and efficient.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 283 2025-07-29 04:07:12
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- What is the difference between the and section?
- "section" has semantics, indicating content grouping with themes, usually including titles, which helps to build a document outline; 2. "Div" has no semantics, only provides packaging for styles or scripts, and does not affect the document structure; 3. "section" should be given priority to express meaningful page areas, and "Div" should be used to deal with layout or visual needs; therefore, when the content forms an independent logical part, "section" should be used, otherwise "Div" can be used to complete style or functional grouping.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 683 2025-07-29 04:04:31
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- Using the `formenctype` Attribute for Form Data
- The formenctype property should be used when you need to specify an encoding type for a specific submit button without affecting the overall form behavior. 1. Usage scenario: When a form has multiple submit buttons, data needs to be sent in different encoding types, such as one button for regular submission and the other for file upload; 2. Supported types: including application/x-www-form-urlencoded (default), multipart/form-data (for file upload) and text/plain (for debugging); 3. Correct usage: Add the formctype to the button with type submit, which only takes effect on the submit button; 4. Notes: It must cooperate with PO
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 187 2025-07-29 04:02:31
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- Where is the best place to put tags in an HTML document?
- tagsshouldbeplacedbeforetheclosingtagtopreventblockingpagerendering,orinthewithasyncordeferforearlyloading;2.tagsforCSSmustbeinthetoensurestylesloadfirstandavoidunstyledcontent;3.metatags,title,andSEO-relatedtagsbelongintheforproperindexing,encoding,
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 483 2025-07-29 04:01:32
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