HTML5 Inline Elements
Inline elements have no line breaks associated with the element.
Here is a complete list of inline-tag selectors that can by used to style the HTML document by using the power of CSS / CSS3
* will represent Inline Elements new in HTML5
Selector | HTML Use | Selector | HTML Use |
---|---|---|---|
a | Anchored Link | label | Label for Form Element |
abbr | Abbreviation | legend | Title in Fieldset |
address | A Physical Address | link | Resource Reference |
area | Area in Image Map | mark* | Marked Rext |
audio* | Sound Content | meter* | Measurement Range |
bm | Bold text | nav* | Navigation Links |
cite | Short Citation | optgroup | Group of Form Options |
code | Code Text | option | An Option in a Drop-down List |
del | Deleted Text | q | Short Quote |
details* | Details of an Element | small | Small Print |
dfn | Defined Term | select | Selectable List |
command* | Command Button | source* | Media resource |
datalist* | Drop-down List | span | Localized Style Formatting |
em | Emphasis | strong | Strong Emphasis |
font | Font Appearance | sub | Subscript |
i | Italic | summary* | Details Header |
iframe | Inline sub-window | sup | Superscript |
img | Image Embedding | tbody | Table Body |
input | Input Field | td | Table Data |
ins | Inserted Text | time* | Date/Time |
kbd | Keyboard Text | var | Variable |
Types of HTML Elements
HTML includes a large number of elements, each with its own specific tag and use for structuring documents. Elements can generally be sorted into two categories:
- Inline elements
- Block-level elements
– See original article at: http://www.tutorialchip.com/tutorials/inline-elements-list-whats-new-in-html5/