XHTML - How To Write Element Attributes Properly
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| How To Write Element Attributes Properly | | How To Write Element Attributes Properly? - XHTML Tutorials - Introduction To Tag and Attribute Syntax | | By: FYIcenter.com | If an attribute is allowed for an XHTML element, you must write
the attribute inside the opening tag of this element. Here are some rules
on writing element attributes:
- An attribute must have a name and a value, separated by the equal sign "=".
- An attribute name must be written in lower case letter.
- An attribute value must be enclosed in a pair of quotes.
- Multiple attributes can be written in any order.
- Some attributes must use predefined values.
Here are some good examples of element attributes:
- <td colspan="2"> - One attributes: "colspan".
- <input type="text" name="Phone"> - Two attributes: "type" and "name".
- <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="_local.css"/> - Three attributes: "rel", "type" and "href".
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