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HTML Attributes CheatSheet

This document is a cheat sheet for HTML attributes, categorized into core, global, event, form, media, anchor, and boolean attributes. Each category lists specific attributes along with their functions, such as 'id' for unique identification and 'onclick' for click events. It serves as a quick reference for developers to understand and utilize various HTML attributes effectively.

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HTML Attributes CheatSheet

This document is a cheat sheet for HTML attributes, categorized into core, global, event, form, media, anchor, and boolean attributes. Each category lists specific attributes along with their functions, such as 'id' for unique identification and 'onclick' for click events. It serves as a quick reference for developers to understand and utilize various HTML attributes effectively.

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HTML Attributes Cheat Sheet

1. Core Attributes

- id: Specifies a unique ID for the element

- class: Specifies one or more class names for styling or scripting

- style: Specifies inline CSS styles

- title: Specifies extra information (tooltip)

2. Global Attributes

- accesskey: Specifies a keyboard shortcut

- contenteditable: Specifies if the content is editable

- data-*: Used to store custom data

- dir: Direction of the text ('ltr' or 'rtl')

- draggable: Specifies whether the element is draggable

- hidden: Hides the element

- lang: Specifies the language of the element

- spellcheck: Specifies if spell checking is allowed

- tabindex: Specifies the tab order of an element

- translate: Indicates whether the content should be translated

3. Event Attributes

- onclick: Triggered when element is clicked

- onmouseover: Triggered on mouse hover

- onchange: Triggered when form element value changes

- onkeydown: Triggered when a key is pressed

- onload: Triggered when the page or image loads

4. Form Attributes

- action: Defines where to send form-data

- method: HTTP method to use (GET or POST)

- type: Specifies type of input (text, email, etc.)

- name: Specifies the name of a form control


HTML Attributes Cheat Sheet

- value: Default value for the form control

- placeholder: Provides placeholder text

- required: Specifies that input must be filled out

- readonly: Makes the input field non-editable

- disabled: Disables the input element

5. Media Attributes

- src: Source file URL

- alt: Alternative text for image

- width/height: Specifies the size of media

- controls: Displays media controls

- autoplay: Media starts playing automatically

- loop: Plays media in a loop

- muted: Mutes the media

6. Anchor Attributes

- href: Specifies the URL

- target: Specifies where to open the link

- rel: Specifies the relationship between linked docs

- download: Forces download of linked resource

7. Boolean Attributes

- checked: Specifies that an element is pre-selected

- disabled: Specifies that an element is disabled

- readonly: Specifies that an element is read-only

- autofocus: Specifies that an element should get focus on page load

- required: Specifies that an element must be filled out

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