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- Handling Special Characters in HTML
- HTML special characters are reserved characters used to mark up language structures, such as , &, ", ', they need to be represented by entities to avoid parsing errors. Escape these characters can prevent page display exceptions, destroy HTML structures, and XSS vulnerabilities. For example, users can enter malicious scripts that may cause attacks, so HTML entities such as < instead of original characters are required. Common processing methods include manual replacement or use of built-in functions of programming languages, such as JavaScript regular expressions, PHP's htmlspecialchars(), and Python's html.escape(). Front-end frameworks are usually automatically escaped in front-end separation architectures, but they still need to be manually processed when directly splicing HTML.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 257 2025-07-26 08:34:40
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- The `meter` Element for Scalar Measurements
- It is a semantic tag in HTML5 used to display scalar measurements in known ranges, suitable for static metric scenarios such as disk usage, voting scores, or temperature readings. Its basic structure is 75%, and the key attributes include the required value, the min and max that define the scope, and optional low, high and optimum to specify the interval state; the browser renders visual indicator bars based on these attributes and can be styled through CSS pseudo-elements (such as::-webkit-meter-bar and::-webkit-meter-optimum-value), but there are differences in support from different browsers; recommended application scenarios include user ratings, system resource usage, survey results and students
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 542 2025-07-26 08:15:32
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- What does charset='UTF-8' do?
- charset="UTF-8" ensures that the browser correctly parses web characters, 1. Prevent special characters from appearing as garbled, such as é or world becomes ?? or? ? ; 2. Support global languages, covering almost all writing systems such as Chinese, Arabic, emoji, etc.; 3. Improve compatibility and SEO, which helps search engine indexing, consistent rendering across browsers and avoids encoding errors; it should be placed at the beginning of HTML documents to ensure quick recognition. Although HTML5 uses UTF-8 by default, explicit declarations can ensure the correct handling of old systems and edge cases, which is of great significance to global content display.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 570 2025-07-26 08:14:31
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- Mastering HTML Semantic Elements for SEO
- Using HTML semantic elements can improve SEO effects because they explicitly convey page structure information to search engines. Semantic tags such as,,,,,, and have their own meanings to help search engines identify content roles, such as identifying main content and representing independent articles. Correct usage includes for the top title, putting the main navigation, including the unique main content, wrapping the content with the self-contained content, grouping the titled content, putting the sidebar, and using the bottom information. Semantic tags indirectly improve SEO performance: optimize content structure, assist in barrier-free access, and reduce redundant class names. Practical methods include reviewing existing structures to replace semantic tags, using W3C verification tools, avoiding duplicate tags, combining ARIA to enhance accessibility, and gradually optimizing key pages to achieve results.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 306 2025-07-26 08:13:42
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- What is the element and srcset attribute for?
- Thesrcsetattributeisusedwiththeandelementstoenableresponsiveimages;1.Itallowsspecifyingmultipleimagesourcesfordifferentdeviceconditions;2.Thebrowserselectsthebestimagebasedonscreensize,resolution,orlayoutneeds;3.Itimprovesperformancebyservingoptimize
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 466 2025-07-26 08:11:22
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- How to show controls for HTML5 video?
- To display the playback control of HTML5 videos, you must add the controls attribute; 1. Add the controls attribute to the tag to display the default playback, pause, volume, progress bar, full screen and other controls; 2. If you need to customize the display, you can dynamically set video.controls to true or false by JavaScript; 3. The default control style varies by browser and operating system. If you need to fully customize the interface, you need to remove controls and use JavaScript to build custom controls. Adding the controls attribute is the basic and necessary step to implement playback control.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 581 2025-07-26 08:11:02
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- Implementing Custom Validators for HTML Forms
- When HTML built-in verification is not enough, a custom validator can implement more complex form validation through JavaScript. First, listen to the form's submit event and prevent the default submission behavior from being executed to execute custom logic; second, error message elements can be inserted and styled when verification fails to improve user experience; finally, custom verification can be incorporated into the browser's native verification process using ConstraintValidation APIs such as setCustomValidity() and checkValidity() to achieve more granular control.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 465 2025-07-26 08:08:42
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- How to mark up an abbreviation with ?
- ToproperlymarkupanabbreviationinHTML,usetheelementwithatitleattributetoprovidethefullexpansion,1.Wraptheabbreviatedtextintags,2.Addthetitleattributecontainingthefullform,suchasHTML,3.Ensurethetitleisaccurateandavoidsunnecessarypunctuation,4.Optionall
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 604 2025-07-26 07:58:42
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- HTML History API for Browser Navigation
- HTMLHistoryAPI allows modifying URLs and history without refreshing the page and is suitable for single page applications. 1. Use history.pushState() to add history; 2. Replace the current record through history.replaceState(); 3. Listen to window.onpopstate to handle forward/back button events; 4. Pay attention to SEO, call frequency, compatibility and downgrade schemes.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 883 2025-07-26 07:42:52
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- HTML `command` Tag (Deprecated: Modern Alternatives)
- HTML tags have been abandoned, and it is recommended to use or JavaScript to implement command buttons; 1. It was used to define clickable command buttons or menu items, but the HTML standard has been removed; 2. Modern alternatives include using tags with clear semantics and good compatibility; 3. Interaction can also be achieved through or with ARIA attributes and JavaScript; 4. Menu functions can be built with CSS and JavaScript, and ARIA roles are added to improve accessibility; 5. Deprecated tags should not be used, modern semantic tags, CSS styles and JavaScript logic should be used instead.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 535 2025-07-26 07:28:02
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- HTML `required` Attribute for Form Validation
- Use the required attribute of HTML to verify the required form. The basic usage is to add this attribute to the input, textarea or select element to ensure that the user can only allow submission after filling it out; 1. Support common input types such as text, email, password, number, date, textarea and select; 2. For radio buttons, you need to add required for radio to ensure that at least one is selected; 3. At least one must be selected after adding required for multiple selection boxes; 4. The default value of the select element cannot be an empty string, otherwise it will be considered unselected; mainstream browsers support required, but old versions may
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 407 2025-07-26 07:27:31
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- How to write a basic HTML5 page template?
- Declare the document as HTML5 to avoid the browser from entering weird mode; 2. Define the root element and specify the language to improve accessibility and SEO; 3. It includes ensuring correct character encoding, implementing responsive design, and setting page title; 4. Place all visible content, optionally add CSS, favicon and JavaScript links; this template is complete and compatible with modern browsers, and is suitable for any new HTML file.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 1003 2025-07-26 07:23:51
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- HTML `style` Tag: Inline vs. Internal CSS
- The style placement method needs to be selected according to the scene. 1. Inline is suitable for temporary modification of single elements or dynamic JS control, such as the button color changes with operation; 2. Internal CSS is suitable for projects with few pages and simple structure, which is convenient for centralized management of styles, such as basic style settings of login pages; 3. Priority is given to reuse, maintenance and performance, and it is better to split external link CSS files for large projects.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 372 2025-07-26 07:23:11
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- HTML Error Handling Techniques
- To handle HTML errors, you need to start from four aspects: structural specification, resource loading, form verification and compatibility. 1. Use effective structure to ensure that the tag is closed and the semantics are correct, and avoid misalignment; 2. Add alt attribute to the image and set an error fallback scheme to monitor the failure of resource loading; 3. Use required and pattern attributes to perform form verification, and at the same time the backend is validated again, combining JS to improve the experience; 4. Use progressive enhancement strategies to provide fallback content, and test the performance of mainstream browsers. Use polyfill to be compatible with the old environment if necessary.
- HTML Tutorial . Web Front-end 856 2025-07-26 07:09:31
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