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HTML is the markup language used to create quality website design documents. Although official HTML specifications for quality website design have been in development for some time, individual Web browsers may recognise proprietary tags that are not included in the quality website design specifications. When most people ask for a list of "all the HTML tags" they generally want to know which tags they can include in their quality website design pages with reasonable certainty that people viewing those quality website design pages will see what the author wants. The Bare Bones Guide to HTML is designed to meet this need. I have attempted to include all of the tags supported by major browsers today, but there are a number of nuances that make this an inherently imprecise process for quality website design.

The official standards body for HTML quality website design is the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The W3C has issued several versions of the HTML quality website design specification, including HTML 2.0, HTML 3.0, HTML 3.2, and most recently HTML 4.0. At the same time, however, browser manufacturers, such as Netscape and Microsoft, have often developed their own "extensions" to HTML outside of the standards process and incorporated them into their browsers. In some cases, such as Netscape's

tag, these extensions have become incorporated into the official standard for quality website design.

HTML 2.0, which codified the current state of HTML quality website design as of June, 1994, is the baseline standard that all browsers today -- including text-based browsers -- should support. HTML 2.0 reflects the original conception of HTML quality website design as a device-independent markup language for displaying the organisation of information, rather than specifying exactly how quality website design pages should be displayed. If you want to be sure that all users will be able to view everything on your pages, use only HTML 2.0 tags.

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The HTML 3.0 draft, issued in 1995, attempted to build upon HTML 2.0 with the addition of quality website design features such as tables and greater control of text flow around graphics. Although some HTML 3.0 quality website design features were widely adopted by browser developers, many were not. In some cases, alternative approaches to quality website design implemented by browser developers became more widespread than the "official" tags. The HTML 3.0 draft has now expired, and is therefore no longer an official standard of quality website design.

In January 1997, W3C adopted the HTML 3.2 recommendation, which was designed to reflect and standardize generally-accepted practices of quality website design. Therefore, HTML 3.2 includes the HTML 3.0 tags that were adopted by browser developers such as Netscape and Microsoft, as well as widely-supported extensions to HTML quality website design.

HTML 4.0, the current standard for quality website design, became a W3C recommendation in April 1998. This version includes a number of new formatting elements, changes related to scripts and style sheets, and several modifications to make quality website design pages more accessible to people with disabilities. The current versions of major browsers should support all, or virtually all, these tags.

For the future, W3C is working to refomulate HTML quality website design in the context of the extensible markup language (XML), a broader and more flexible standard of quality website design. For more information, see the current W3C working draft, adopted in December 1998.

There are also some Netscape and Microsoft extensions to HTML quality website design that were not incorporated into the official HTML quality website design standard. By popular request, they are listed in the Bare Bones Guide to HTML. In deciding whether to use any of the tags listed as Netscape or Microsoft extensions, remember that people using other browsers may not see your quality website design pages rendered the way you intend.

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