Warning: THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS! Only the column heading links and the links in columns HTML-5-Tutorial, W3Schools, and W#C are working correctly at this time. This will change soon.

AlanTait.Net had it humble beginnings as my (Lan Tait’s) Coder Notes! That is, a place where I would put notes about what I was coding. Who would have guessed there are so many people searching for good, reliable information?

Where most sites want you to stay on their site, with only the benefit of their knowledge, I am more concerned about good, usable, workable information. Therefore, this is a list of all html tags with links to their page on this site (LAN), W3C.org and www.w3schools.com.

W3C is the principle organization that sets standards for HTML. While I like what they are doing with HTML5, W3C’s site is next to impossible to navigate and their language tangled at best. However, they are the powers that be. As a web designer you will eventually find yourself on their site. You may as well start now.

LAN (aLanTait.com)

Doctor (HTML5 Doctor)

MDN

Quackit

HTML5 tutorial

CSS-Tricks

I often use W3schools as a reference site, plus they have good intermediate level tutorials. In fact I recommend them as a good site to continue your studies after you have gotten the basics down here.

Below I have links to the appropriate page on this site, on W3C and w3schools. There are a number of elements that do not yet have a page on this site, and therefore don’t have links. I will add them as the site grows.

Below you see elements in grey, red and pink.
Elements in grey are in previous versions of HTML, but are not supported in HTML5. 1
Elements in red are new to HTML5 and have broad browser support.
Elements in pink are new to HTML5, but don’t yet have broad browser support.

Easy Element Tags:

  1. The obsolete elements are including for those switching to HTML5 from earlier versions.
  2. Use <abbr> instead.
  3. Use <object> instead.
  4. Use CSS instead.
  5. It works, but for now quite difficult to use. This should be get easier in time.
  6. The HTML5 element <hgroup> is an obsolete element.

Precise Element Tags:

  1. The obsolete elements are including for those switching to HTML5 from earlier versions.
  2. Use <abbr> instead.
  3. Use <object> instead.
  4. Use CSS instead.
  5. It works, but for now quite difficult to use. This should be get easier in time.
  6. The HTML5 element <hgroup> is an obsolete element.