HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is the language used to created web pages and other types of documents viewable in a browser. HTML is an international standard whose specifications are maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium. Although the HTML5 specification still technically under development, it's considered a "living standard," and is essentially an always-current version of the HTML specification.
Documentation about HTML
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Introduction to HTML
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The page provides basic information on syntax and semantics of an HTML page (document). This will provide basic information required to develop HTML documents
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HTML element reference
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Get details about each element supported by different browsers.
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HTML attributes list
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See all attributes and what elements they are associated with.
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HTML5
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Learn about the new HTML5 APIs and elements along with their support.
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HTML Forms Guide
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HTML forms are a complexe part of HTML. This guide will help you mastering them, from structure to styling, from browser support to custom controls.
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Bad copy-pasting habits
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Web technologies are very often learned by viewing sources of other pages and copy-pasting. However, this often means that bad habits perpetuate.
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Drawing Graphics with Canvas
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A new HTML element for programmable graphics.
<canvas> can be used for rendering graphs, UI elements, and other custom graphics on the client.
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Tips for Authoring Fast-loading HTML Pages
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An optimized web page not only provides for a more responsive site for your visitors, but also reduces the load on your web servers and internet connection.
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You need help on a HTML-related problem and can't find the solution in the documentation?
- Consult the dedicated Mozilla forum :
- Go to Stack Overflow, a collaboratively built and maintained Q&A site and look if you can find the answer to your question. If not you will be able to ask your question there.
Don't forget about the netiquette...
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