This is a list of HTML 4.01 attributes of type URI and what they are about.
| Element/@attr | Explanation |
|---|---|
| a/@href | hypertext reference |
| applet/@codebase | local base URI |
| area/@href | hypertext reference |
| base/@href | global base |
| blockquote/@cite | source of quotation |
| body/@background | background image |
| del/@cite | explanation of change |
| form/@action | server-side form handler |
| frame/@longdesc | long description |
| frame/@src | source of frame content |
| head/@profile | named dictionary of metainfo |
| iframe/@longdesc | long description |
| iframe/@src | source of frame content |
| image/@longdesc | long description |
| img/@src | image reference |
| img/@usemap | client-side image map |
| input/@src | image references |
| input/@usemap | client-side image map |
| ins/@cite | explanation of change |
| link/@href | hypertext reference |
| object/@classid | identifies an implementation |
| object/@codebase | local base URI |
| object/@data | object's data |
| object/@usemap | client-side image map |
| q/@cite | source of quotation |
| script/@src | script |
2 comments:
I've seen that list before, circa 1999. I was in the HTML WG at the time, and we were looking at the suitability of XLink as a generic linking mechanism for XHTML.
HTML Attributes are property of the elements which may have values and these attribute values are always enclosed in quotes. It’s providing to the browser with some additional information about an elements how the elements should appear or behave. HTML elements can contain one or more attributes, attribute names and attribute values are case-insensitive and separated by an equals (=) sign.
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