The purpose of this series of charts is to give you the ability
to check HTML tags, CSS commands, and Script formats against different versions of
different browsers. In short, what works with what?
Below is the basic HTML Document skeleton. Click on the
topic or the section where you are most likely to find the
tag or command in which you are interested. There is also a chart of all HTML Tags (it’s pretty big: 200K), a chart
of what tags or commands are Internet Explorer specific, and what tags or commands are Netscape Navigator specific.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE></TITLE>
<Cascading STYLE Sheets></STYLE>
<SCRIPT></SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<Text and Links>
<Objects: Images, Sounds, Applets, Events>
<Forms>
<Frames>
<Lists>
<Tables>
Internet Explorer Only
Netscape Navigator Only
</BODY>
</HTML>
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This tag or command works with all levels of Internet Explorer. |
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This tag or command works with all levels of Netscape Navigator. |
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This tag or command works with all levels of the AOL browser. |
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This tag or command works with all levels of the Opera Browser. |
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This denotes the tag’s HTML version. |
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The number denotes version when tag or command for was active. Assume all following versions support. |
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The browser does not support the command at any level. |
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If I couldn’t find a specific version number, I posted the “all versions” image. |
| (W) | Works with Windows platforms only. |
| (M) | Works with MAC platforms only. |
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