What Are Other Inline Elements

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What Are Other Inline Elements? - XHTML 1.0 Tutorials - Understanding In-line Elements and Tags

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Other inline elements that are not covered in this collection:

a - Defining an anchor.
img - Defining an image.
map - Defining a clickable image map.
input - Defining an input field in a form.
select - Defining a selection field in a form.
textarea - Defining an input text area in a form.
label - Defining an input field label in a form.
button - Defining an action button in a form.
span - Defining a logical group of inline elements and text.

Tutorial tips on those elements will be included in other collections on this site.

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