Hello Guys, Do you know, what is HTML-5? if Yes, then please share your knowledge about html5. Thanks.
carmen100 0 Newbie Poster
pritaeas 2,194 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Moderator Featured Poster
almostbob 866 Retired: passive income ROCKS
this expletive reply,
not intended to be informative,
is however correct,
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The fifth generation in the development of html
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like MS helpscreens
I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the above, sometimes I cannot resist the temptation
mikespencer 0 Newbie Poster
HTML5 is higher version of HTML. In today's digital age most of the user use this technlogy. Try the below mentioned link to know more about HTML 5 -
-Mike
diafol
Dear Carmen, I think most of use here are wondering why you're asking such a question. A simple google search will give you many useful links as to what it is. If you have a question about a specific aspect of HTML5, sure, fire away - but what is HTML5 is like asking what's an elephant. Sorry if you find this patronizing, it's not meant to be.
I'll be brief with my own half-cocked explo:
HTML5 decades, it seems, in the making, comes of the heels of HMTL4.x and XHTML. It's a markup language subset of SGML. To all intents and purposes, you wouldn't really tell the difference between HTML4 and HTML5 from looking at a basic page other than the DocType Declaration. However, HTML5 comes with a plethora of additional attributes/properties and a few new tags. It also lends itself to working with js moreso that the other doctypes. There's hell of a lot more to it, but those are the bare bones as I see them.
Some attribute/properties are not supported by all browsers and older browsers may not support any of them. This shows a compatibility table for html5: http://caniuse.com/#cats=HTML5
Amol555 -6 Junior Poster in Training
HTML is latest version of HTML. In this Version HTML having <Audio></Audio> and <Video></Video> tags.
This tags allows audio and video files
stultuske 1,116 Posting Maven Featured Poster
Amol555, I'll just assume that first 'HTML' in your post was supposed to read HTML5?
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