The ultimate html resource About the Double-Underlined Links INTRODUCTION home | about | non-technical introduction newsletter archive | PRIMERS html| MySpace html| ad banners| perl & cgi| asp| javascript| database - sql| HTML & GRAPHICS TUTORIALS getting started| backgrounds| buttons| browser specific| colors| forms| frames| html 4.01 tags| html 4.01 ref| image maps| tables| web graphics| BEYOND HTML asp| cascading style sheets| css keyword ref| cgi scripting| dhtml/layers| dot net| java applets| javascript| javascript keyword ref| javascript script tips| php| security| vb script keyword ref| webmaster tips| webmaster projects| webmaster toolbox| xml| general reference pieces| the master list| NEED HELP? discussion boards| mentors| technology jobs| WEB DEVELOPMENT earthwebdeveloper.com| javascripts.com| Become a Partner internet.commerce HTML Goodies : HTML and Graphics Tutorials : HTML 4.01 Tags : HTML4 Reference: Obsolete Tags in HTML 4.0 Web Development Daily Newsletter Other Related Newsletters Obsolete Tags in HTML 4.0 By Sue Charlesworth Obsolete tags have been removed from the HTML specification. While browsers may still support obsolete tags, there is no guarantee that this support will continue. The three tags that become obsolete in HTML 4.0 are <XMP>, <PLAINTEXT>, and <LISTING>. In all cases, replace these tags with <PRE>. NOTE: Despite the fact that the HTML 4.0 draft doesn't specifically mention frames as new, and despite the fact that you may have seen them in use for some time now, frames are new to the official HTML specification. New Tags in HTML 4.0 Deprecated Tags in HTML 4.0 Internationalization from Special Edition Using HTML 4: Appendix A What's New in HTML 4.0 © Copyright Macmillan Computer Publishing. All rights reserved. Tools: Add htmlgoodies.com to your favorites Add htmlgoodies.com to your browser search box IE 7 | Firefox 2.0 | Firefox 1.5.x Receive news via our XML/RSS feed