Learn HTML || Chapter 8

HTML Button Element :-

The HTML <button> element is used to create a clickable button that can be used to submit forms, trigger JavaScript functions, or perform other types of user interactions. It is possible to customize the appearance and behavior of the button by using various attributes.

Attributes :)

type : defines the type of button (submit, reset, etc.) name : used to identify the button and can be used to target the button in JavaScript value : sets the default value of the button

disabled : can be used to disable the button and prevent it from being clicked form : specifies the form that the button is associated with

onclick : triggers when the button is clicked and can be used to execute JavaScript code

onmouseover : triggers when the user hovers over the button and can be used to change the appearance of the button

onmouseout : triggers when the user moves away from the button and can be used to change the appearance of the button

tabindex : specifies the tab order of the button

accesskey : defines a keyboard shortcut to activate the button

formaction : specifies the action of the form when the button is clicked

formenctype : specifies the form encoding type used when submitting the form

formmethod : specifies the form submission method (GET or POST)

formtarget : specifies where to display the response after submitting the form

formnovalidate : disables form validation when the button is clicked

Other global attribute that are used to style an element can also be used in button tag.

HTML Caption Element :-

The HTML <caption> element is used to provide a title for a table that appears at the top of the table. This is useful for presenting summary information about the table and providing context for the data it contains. The <caption> element should be placed immediately after the <table> element and before any other elements inside the <table>. It should contain only text, and not any other elements such as links, images, or forms. The caption text should be brief and descriptive, and should not contain more than a few words. The <caption> element is a block-level element, meaning that it will create a line break before and after the element when rendered. It is also possible to specify the alignment of the caption, which can be left, right, top, or bottom. The default alignment is left, but this can be changed by adding the "align" attribute to the <caption> tag. Additionally, the <caption> element accepts the "style" attribute, which can be used to set the font size, color, and other style properties for the caption text. The <caption> element can be used to create an accessible table, as screen readers will read the caption out loud to the user. It is also important to note that the <caption> element is the only element that can be used to provide a title to a table. If a table is provided without a caption, it can be difficult for users to understand the purpose of the table and the data it contains. Therefore, it is important to always include a caption in tables to provide context and make them more accessible.

HTML Cite Element :-

The HTML <cite> element is used to indicate a citation, or a reference to another source of information. It is commonly used to cite books, articles, websites, or other resources. It is also used to give credit to the author of the material being referenced. The <cite> element generally appears as italicized text, and is usually placed at the end of the sentence or phrase which references the source. It can be used with other elements, such as the <a> element, to link to the source material. The most common use of the <cite> element is to provide credit to authors of works. This can be used to link to a source document, or to simply name the author. It is important to use the <cite> element whenever referencing another source, as it allows for accurate tracking of where the information came from. The <cite> element can also be used to cite the title of a work. This can be used in conjunction with the <a> element to link to the source material. It is important to ensure that the citation is accurate, and that the title of the work is correctly spelled. Finally, the <cite> element can be used to refer to a quote, or any other type of information that is being referenced. This is an important tool in writing, as it ensures that the quote or other information is properly attributed to the original source. It is also important to include the name of the author, or the title of the work, when using the <cite> element.