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--- notes:html_cheat_sheet [2026/07/19 22:56]
51.77.210.64 old revision restored (2008/08/14 05:22)
+++ notes:html_cheat_sheet [2026/07/24 16:43] (current)
84.255.184.65 old revision restored (2026/07/06 11:37)
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 ==== HTML Components ====
   * HTML documents are text files consisting of HTML elements.
-  * HTML elements are defined using HTML tags. [[http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_byfunc.asp | HTML Tag Reference]].
+  * HTML elements are defined using HTML tags.
   * HTML tags contain the element name surrounded by angle brackets (** < > **).
   * HTML tags normally come in pairs - the **start tag**(<p>) and the **end tag** (</p>).
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   * Attribute values should always be either single or double-quoted.
   * Element and attribute names are not sensitive but lowercase names are recommended and required in XHTML.
-  * [[http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_standardattributes.asp | Standard attributes]] valid for most elements include: class, id, title, style, lang.
+  * Standard attributes valid for most elements include: class, id, title, style, lang.
 ==== Formatting Tags ====
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   * Common character entities include: &gt; , &lt; , &nbsp; (space), &quot; , &apos; .
   * Other common symbols include: cent ¢, pound £, yen ¥, euro €, copy ©, times ×, div ÷, reg ®, sect §
-  * Non-standard letters and other characters can be displayed url-encoded using [[http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_urlencode.asp | hexadecimal format]] e.g. %20.
-==== HTML Head ====
+==== Advanced HTML ====
-  * The head element of a page is not displayed. It contains information about the document.
-  * It may only contain the following tags: base (base url for links), link (external resources e.g.style-sheets), meta, title, style, and script.
   * Example style declaration in head <code html>
 <head>
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   </style>
 </head> </code>
+  * <div> and <span> are used to group elements to format them with a style. <div> also divides a page into sections.
+  * The head element of a page is not displayed. It may only contain the following tags: base (base url for links), link (external resources e.g.style-sheets), meta, title, style, and script.
   * Examples of the meta tag <code html>
 <meta name="keywords" content="HTML, DHTM" />
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 <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5" />
 </code>
-==== Advanced HTML ====
-  * <div> and <span> are used to group elements to format them with a style. <div> also divides a page into sections.
   * A simple script in a webpage <code html>
 <body>
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  </body> </code>
   * An object element with child param elements can also be used to embed content.
-  * accesskey (character) and tabindex (integer) attributes can be used to make a page keyboard-friendly.
-  * Events allow scripts to be registered for certain user actions. There are four types of events :
-    * window events are only valid in a body or frameset element: onload, onunload.
-    * form element events: onchange, onselect, onreset, onsubmit, onblur, onfocus
-    * keyboard events: onkeydown, onkeypress, onkeyup
-    * mouse events: onclick, ondblclick, onmousedown, onmousemove, onmouseup, onmouseover, onmouseup

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