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- HTML `body` Tag: Main Content Container Explained
- The main content of the web page is placed in the HTML body tag. 1. The body tag is the main container of web page content, containing all user-visible and interactive elements, such as text, pictures, buttons, links and videos, etc.; 2. It is located inside the html tag, and usually after the head tag, the browser only renders the content in the body; 3. The body tag is crucial for SEO optimization, page layout and interaction functions, and all interactive elements must be placed in it; 4. Correct use of body tags includes ensuring that there is only one body in the document, avoiding placing content outside the body, and using semantic tags to enhance structural clarity; 5. Body is also used to set the global style of the page, such as background, font, margin, etc., which is the core of web page design and development.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 674 2025-07-25 03:05:41
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- HTML `minlength` and `maxlength` Attributes
- minlength and maxlength are attributes in HTML that control the length of input box characters. Pay attention to the correct usage and common problems. For example: Setting minlength="5"maxlength="20" can limit the input characters between 5 and 20. 1. Attributes are only applicable to text type input types; 2. It is necessary to use it with required to avoid null values passing verification; 3. The browser prompt information may vary depending on the device; 4. Common problems include spelling errors, compatibility and script modification content resulting in invalidation; 5. In actual applications, it is recommended to use real-time counting style prompts and always perform back-end verification, while avoiding too small minls.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 493 2025-07-25 02:55:22
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- HTML `var` Tag for Mathematical Variables
- Tags in HTML are used to semantic tags of variables in math or programming, making content more readable and accessible. 1. Designed specifically for variables, different from or; 2. It is italicized by default but can be customized with CSS; 3. It can be embedded in formulas or code blocks to enhance structural consistency; 4. Improve screen reader recognition accuracy and facilitate style maintenance.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 531 2025-07-25 02:54:23
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- HTML `decoding` Attribute for Images
- The decoding attribute of HTML is not a standard attribute, but can be used for performance optimization. It allows developers to specify image decoding methods, such as asynchronous decoding (async), to avoid blocking page rendering; its values include sync, async and auto; currently only supported by Chromium browsers and are invalid in Safari and Firefox; scenarios should be combined with them when using them. If cross-browser compatibility is required, it is recommended to adopt more mature solutions such as lazy loading and responsive images.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 333 2025-07-25 02:52:22
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- HTML `ping` Attribute for Tracking Link Clicks
- The ping attribute is a tool in HTML for recording user click behavior, which enables tracking by sending asynchronous POST requests before link jumps. It can be used for external link statistics, and is simple to use and does not affect the user experience; its advantages are lightweight, no blocking jumps, but cannot carry complex data; precautions include privacy issues, tracking risk of loss and being unavailable for sensitive operations.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 652 2025-07-25 02:50:11
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- The `step` Attribute for Numeric Input Fields
- The step attribute is used to control the step size of numerical input in HTML forms, improving input accuracy and user experience. The basic usage is to set units that increment or decrease numerical values, such as. Supports decimal steps such as step="0.1" or step="any" to allow any numerical input. It is often used in conjunction with min and max to limit the input range and ensure the consistency of step size. Notes include browser compatibility, JavaScript verification, mobile experience differences and avoiding problems caused by floating point numbers.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 978 2025-07-25 02:46:02
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- HTML Coding Standards and Conventions
- Four key points are required to standardize HTML code: 1. Priority is given to the use of semantic tags such as, , etc. to improve structural clarity and SEO; 2. Unified indentation format, it is recommended to indent with spaces, double quotes of attribute values, and unified writing of self-closing tags; 3. Class name naming semantics such as user-card, uniform style using BEM or SMACSS, and kebab-case format; 4. Add module comments and instructions to keep the module structure independent and clear. These specifications can improve readability and collaboration efficiency.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 700 2025-07-25 02:45:22
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- HTML `pre` and `code` Tags for Code Display
- Use and tags to correctly display the code format on the web page. Keep spaces and line breaks, suitable for displaying the code blocks to be indented; provide semantic markers to indicate that the content is a code snippet; the two are often used in combination to take into account both format and semantics. In addition, you can use CSS to beautify the code blocks, such as setting background colors, fonts and scroll bars. When used alone, it is suitable for inline code and for non-code content but requires retaining formatted content. Rationally selecting tags can improve the clarity and accessibility of HTML structure.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 153 2025-07-25 02:36:42
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- HTML `autocomplete` Attribute Best Practices
- The autocomplete attribute improves the form experience by controlling the browser's automatic filling behavior. Its core values include on, off and fine-grained types such as username and email; it is recommended to use username and current-password on the login page, and new-password on the registration page; fields such as address, phone and other fields can be optimized for address-level2 and tel to optimize the mobile keyboard pop-up; however, attention should be paid to the differences in browser compatibility, and if necessary, control the fill effect by modifying name/id or JavaScript.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 173 2025-07-25 02:33:23
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- Implementing HTML `aria-labelledby` and `aria-describedby`
- ARIAattributeslikearia-labelledbyandaria-describedbyimprovewebaccessibilitybyprovidingcontexttoscreenreaders.1.aria-labelledbyassociatesanelementwithalabelusinganexistingvisibletext’sID,idealforformcontrolsorcustomcomponentswithoutdirectlabels.2.aria
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 689 2025-07-25 02:30:50
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- The `formtarget` Attribute for Forms
- The target page for form submission can be controlled through the formtarget property. This property is used to specify which browser context the response result after the form is submitted is displayed in. Common values include _self (current page), _blank (new tab), _parent (parent frame), and _top (wide window), and its behavior is consistent with the target attribute of the tag; formtarget is usually used on or on, which can override the target settings of the tag; applicable scenarios include preserving the current page status, nested frame page loading control, and submitting different targets with multiple buttons; it should be noted that this property is only valid in HTML5 and has a higher priority than the target attribute of the form.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 920 2025-07-25 02:27:52
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- HTML `accept` Attribute for File Input Types
- To restrict the upload type of web page file, you can use the accept attribute of HTML. 1. Add the accept attribute to support MIME types (such as image/jpeg) or extensions (such as .pdf); 2. Multiple types can be specified, separated by commas, such as .doc, .docx, application/pdf; 3. Common types include MIME types or extensions corresponding to pictures, videos, audio and documents; 4. Note that accept is only a front-end prompt and cannot prevent malicious uploads. It must be cooperated with back-end verification; 5. Real-time feedback can be provided in combination with JavaScript to improve user experience but cannot replace server-side inspection.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 444 2025-07-25 02:26:11
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- The HTML `bdi` and `bdo` Elements for Text Direction
- The bdi tag is used to isolate text in different directions, allowing the browser to automatically determine the display direction; the bdo tag forces the text direction. 1.bdi is suitable for scenarios where text direction is uncertain, content dynamically generated, or directions need to be judged independently; 2.bdo is suitable for situations where directions need to be accurately controlled, characters are displayed in reverse, or content is displayed in fixed format. The two are often used in multilingual mixed environments, such as avoiding typography when mixing Arabic and English, and ensuring that user names, numbers, etc. are displayed correctly.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 365 2025-07-25 02:20:11
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- Implementing HTML `translate` Attribute
- The translate attribute of HTML is used to control whether web page content should be translated. 1. Its value is yes or no, which means that translation is allowed or prohibited respectively; 2. It can be applied to any HTML tag, such as, , etc.; 3. It is often used to protect untranslated content such as brand name, code, command line instructions, etc.; 4. It does not affect manual translation, and only takes effect on automatic translation tools; 5. All mainstream browsers support this attribute.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 480 2025-07-25 02:15:02
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