HTML noframes Tag: Legacy Frame Fallback Content
The HTML <noframes> tag provided fallback content for browsers that didn't support frames. It is now obsolete, offering no practical use in modern web development.
The HTML <noframes> tag provided fallback content for browsers that didn't support frames. It is now obsolete, offering no practical use in modern web development.
The HTML <noembed> tag was used to provide fallback content for browsers that did not support the <embed> tag. It is now deprecated.
The HTML <nobr> tag was used to prevent text from wrapping to a new line, but it's now deprecated. Learn why and what alternatives to use.
The HTML <nav> tag is a semantic element used to define a section of navigation links, crucial for website usability and accessibility.
The HTML <meter> tag displays a scalar measurement within a known range, useful for representing disk usage, relevance of a query, and more.
Learn how to use HTML meta tags to enhance your website's SEO, control browser behavior, and provide essential metadata for search engines and social platforms.
The HTML <menuitem> tag defines a command that a user can invoke from a menu. Learn about its attributes and usage with practical examples.
The HTML <menu> tag is used to create interactive command lists or menus, often used for context menus or toolbars.
Learn about the HTML <marquee> tag, used for creating scrolling text. Note that this tag is deprecated and should be avoided in modern web development.
Learn how to use the HTML <mark> tag to highlight text within your web content. See practical examples and browser support details.