HTML Chapter 9

BATHULA PRAVEEN (BP)
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9 . HTML5 Features 

9.1 : Introduction to HTML5 and its new elements 

HTML5 is the latest version of the Hypertext Markup Language, which is the standard markup language used to structure and present content on the web. HTML5 introduces several new elements and features that enhance the capabilities and functionality of web pages. Here are some notable HTML5 features and elements:

9.2 : Working with multimedia elements like

<video>, <audio>.

1. <video>: 

The <video> element allows you to embed videos directly into web pages without the need for plugins like Flash. You can specify the video source using the "src" attribute and control various aspects like playback controls, autoplay, loop, and more. Here's an example

<video src="video.mp4" controls autoplay ></video>


2. <audio>: 

The <audio> element is similar to the <video> element but specifically designed for embedding audio files. You can specify the audio source using the "src" attribute and control playback using controls such as play, pause, and volume. Here's an example: 

<audio src="audio.mp4" controls></audio>

9.2 : Using new form input types like 

<input type="date">, <input type="email">.

1. <input type="date">: 

The type="date" input allows users to select a date from a calendar-like control. Browsers display a date picker to make it easier for users to input dates. Here's an example

<input type="date" name="birthday">

2. <input type="email">: 

The type="email" input is used for capturing email addresses. Browsers perform basic validation to ensure the entered value follows the email format. Here's an example:

<input type="email" name="email">

HTML5 also introduced other new input types like type="url" for capturing URLs, type="number" for numeric input, type="range" for sliders, type="color" for color pickers, and more. These input types help provide more specific input controls and enhance user experience.

It's important to note that while HTML5 introduced these new features, not
all older browsers support them. To ensure cross-browser compatibility, you
should provide fallback options or use JavaScript poly fills to provide similar
functionality for older browsers.

By utilizing HTML5's new elements and features, you can enhance the
interactivity, multimedia capabilities, and user experience of your web pages

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