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deborah hayden
118 Pointshow to access w3.org list of codes/tags
I have been on w3.org to find list as shown in the first stage of the web design course and can't find it can anyone help?
4 Answers
Chris Caldwell
1,338 PointsClick on the 'w3.org' tab. It is located in the 'Extra Credit' tab at the bottom of the page.
James Barnett
39,199 Points@Deborah - The w3.org is notoriously hard to navigate.
For learning purposes, I suggest people use HTML Dog's HTML Reference
If you need more in depth info, I suggest you use dochub for your HTML documentation needs.
Ocassionally online I need to quote chapter and verse from the HTML spec itself, it can be found at: w3.org/TR/html5
Here's a nifty list that comes from the W3C of the elements that have changed in HTML5
deborah hayden
118 PointsDear James
Your a star thank you so much for your help - do you know how to sound ie: music or voice to a website?????
James Barnett
39,199 Points@Deborah - You're quite welcome.
As a general rule you shouldn't have a website play sound automatically.
But that doesn't mean sound never has a place on a webpage, for instance a band could upload a sample song for a new album. Unfortunately it's not all that easy to create an audio controls in HTML.
Hopefully [this tutorial] will ge(http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/mastering-the-html5-audio-property) you started.