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The DOM, or Document Object Model, is the live tree of objects a browser builds from HTML so scripts can read and change a page's structure.
An HTML attribute is a name-value pair in an element's start tag that configures the element's behavior, identity, presentation or accessibility.
An HTML element is a single unit of a web document, made of tags, attributes and content, that the browser turns into a node of the…
HTML5 is the modern generation of HTML, now the WHATWG Living Standard, adding semantic elements, native media, rich forms and APIs for web applications.
An iframe is an HTML element that embeds a separate web document inside a page, used for maps, videos, payment forms and other third-party content.
A meta tag is an HTML element in the document head that supplies metadata such as encoding, viewport settings or a page description to browsers and…
Semantic HTML is the practice of marking up web content with elements that describe its meaning, improving accessibility, SEO and maintainability.