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REMOVED ATTRIBUTES IN HTML5
REMOVED ATTRIBUTES TAGS IMPACTED ALTERNATIVES
rev <A>, <LINK> Use the rel attribute.
longdesc <IMG>, <IFRAME> Use a regular element to link to the
description.
version <HTML> Unnecessary, not required to mention.
charset <A>, <LINK> Use an HTTP Content-Type header on the
linked resource instead.
name <A>, <IMG> Use the id attribute instead.
nohref <AREA> Omitting the href attribute is sufficient.
The nohref attribute is unnecessary, not
required to mention.
usemap <INPUT/> Use img instead of input for image maps.
target <LINK> Unnecessary, not required to mention.
scheme <META> Use only one scheme per field, or make
the scheme declaration part of the value.
codetype <OBJECT> Use the data and type attributes to invoke
plugins.
declare <OBJECT> Repeat the object element completely
each time the resource is to be reused.
standby <OBJECT> Optimise the linked resource so that it
loads quickly or, at least, incrementally.
valuetype <PARAM> Without declaring value types, use name
and value attributes.
language <SCRIPT> Use the type attribute.
abbr <TD>, <TH> Use text that begins in an unambiguous
and terse manner, and include any more
elaborate text after that.
axis <TD>, <TH> Scope attribute should be used.
Recap
HTML is the most widely used language to design web pages.
Hypertext is a piece of ordinary text that has a special feature of linking to other documents
or web pages.
Tags are the basic building blocks of a web page.
The tags that include both opening and closing tags are called container Tags or paired tags.
Entire content of a web page is enclosed within the <HTML> and </HTML> tags.
An attribute is a property that provides some additional information about a tag.
<Head> tag defines the header area of your web page.
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