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L. McColl-Sylvester and F. Ponticelli

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0 elements and their attributes. All the
definitions that only have formatting purposes, or that have been marked as obsolete from the
older versions, have been discarded. All the formatting of the HTML document can be done using
properly written CSS definitions.
The following sections describe groups of semantically related elements. Following the textual
description, a table defining each element individually is provided. Beyond the element name
and the description, the second column indicates if the element is of the empty type (it cannot
contain other nodes) and the third column contains the names of the attribute groups or
attributes that apply to the element. When you want to know more about an attribute, look
for its name first in the table for attribute groups , and then in the table for attribute names in
case you do not find it.
Document Definition Elements
This section contains the elements that are required to define an HTML document properly. The
meta element adds optional information on the document as a whole.


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