Difference between HTML 4 and HTML5
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Difference between HTML 4 and HTML5
In this article, I will explain Main difference between HTML 4 and HTML5
HTML:
New Features are included in HTML5.
1.The <video> and <audio> element.
2.<article>,<footer>,<header>
3.The <canvas>element for 2D Drawing.
4.New Form controls like Calendar,date,time...etc
5.Full CSS3 Support
6.Video and Audio
7.2D/3D Graphics
8.Local Storage
9.Local SQL Database
10.Web Applications
Some elements are removed from HTML5:
<applet>,<basefont>,<big>,<center>,<dir>,<font>,<frame>,<frameset>,<noframes>,<strike>,<tt>
In this article, I will explain Main difference between HTML 4 and HTML5
HTML:
- HTML is the core language of the World Wide Web.
- HTML is used to build static webpages.
- HTML is Case-Insensitive
- HTML5 is the latest version of HTML and XHTML.
- HTML5 is the fifth major revision of HTML,CSS3, and JavaScript APIs
- HTML5 introduces many new features to create apps and websites with the speed, performance.
- HTML5 has separate conformance requirements for authors and user agents there is no longer a need for marking features "deprecated".
- HTML5 allows for MathML and SVG elements.
- In HTML5 no necessary to add the type attribute to your link and script tags.
- In HTML5 there is only one declaration
- All Major Browsers(Firefox,Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari, Chrome) supports HTML5 features.
New Features are included in HTML5.
1.The <video> and <audio> element.
2.<article>,<footer>,<header>
3.The <canvas>element for 2D Drawing.
4.New Form controls like Calendar,date,time...etc
5.Full CSS3 Support
6.Video and Audio
7.2D/3D Graphics
8.Local Storage
9.Local SQL Database
10.Web Applications
Some elements are removed from HTML5:
<applet>,<basefont>,<big>,<center>,<dir>,<font>,<frame>,<frameset>,<noframes>,<strike>,<tt>
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