The Marquee Tag:
The <marquee> tag in HTML makes your text, image, graphics, and
videos move or scroll on your web page.
Attribute Description Values
Behavior Scrolling behavior Alternate, slide, scroll
Direction Scrolling direction Left, right, up, down
Bgcolor Background color Color name or value
Scrolldelay Delay in scrolling A number in
millisecond
Height Height of scroll area A number in pixels
width Width of scroll area A number in pixels
1. Anchor Tag
The anchor tag is an HTML element used to create hyperlinks on web
pages.
Hyperlinks are used to direct users to different sections of the same
webpage,another webpage or various types of data such as files, images,
or documents.
The anchor tag is denoted by the <a> element.
Attributes of anchor tag:
href: It specifies the URL of the page or document the link navigates or
jumps to.
Hyperlinks can be of two types:
a. External link: It links to an external web document of the same or
different website.
b. Internal link: It links to the specific location of the same web page.
Intra-page links or bookmarks
Intra-page links or bookmarks are used to direct the user to a different
location on the same page. It is also possible to jump to a particular
location on another web page using bookmarks.
To use intra-page links, a name anchor is used. For instance, <A NAME =
“top”> </A>. Here, it is necessary to give a name at the specific point on
the page where the tag occurs. The </A> tag must be included, but no
text is required between <A> and </A>.
<A HREF = “ #TOP “> TOP <A>
3. Adding Images to HTML Document
The <img> tag is used to embed an image in an HTML page.
Attributes
SRC: Path or location and name of the image file
ALIGN: Defines the position of the image: left / centre / right
BORDER :Defines the size of border of the inserted image
WIDTH: Defines the width of an image (in pixel value or percentage of the
browser’s window)
HEIGHT: Defines the height of an image (in pixel value or percentage of the
browser’s window)
HSPACE: Defines a space of specified size to the left and the right of the
image.
VSPACE: Defines a space of specified size to the top and the button of the
image
ALT: Defines the alternate text-based information if the user is unable to view
the image due to server or networking issues.
HTML forms: An HTML form is used to collect user input. The user input is
most often sent to a server for processing.
The HTML <form> element is used to create an HTML form for user input:
Input Elements:
Forms utilize various input elements to collect different types of data:
<input> element: The most versatile input element, its behavior changes
based on the type attribute
(e.g., text, password, email, radio, checkbox, submit, file).
<textarea> element: Used for multi-line text input, suitable for comments
or feedback.
<select> element: Creates a drop-down list for single or multiple
selections, with options defined by <option> elements.
Labels:
The <label> element is used to associate a label with a form control,
improving accessibility and user experience.
Submission and Reset Buttons:
Submit button: Sends the form data to the server.
Reset button: Resets all form controls to their initial values.
Attributes:
Various attributes enhance form functionality, such as name (for
identifying input data), value (for default values), required (for mandatory
fields), and placeholder (for input hints).
