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Does anyone have or know of an HTML page containing all the elements (with lipsum text or whatever)? I could make one, but I figured someone must have already done this.
When starting a project, I like to have some base styling in place for things like links, lists, tables, etc. An HTML page containing all the elements would help me speed up this process.
I'd be glad to create this and share it, unless it's been done already. Thanks!
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You will begin by using the type selector to select HTML elements to style. Then, you will combine selectors to identify and apply styles more precisely. Lastly, you will group several selectors to apply the same styles to different elements.
The class selector selects HTML elements that have a class attribute that matches the selector. The class selector is useful for targeting multiple elements, things like cards or images that you want to have matching styles. To select an element with a specific class, you use a .
<title>: the most important element of a quality Web page The <title> element in HTML is designed to provide a short piece of text that should stand for the document in cases such as: window title bars. bookmark lists.
If you're looking for all elements specified in HTML 1, it's 22 elements; in HTML 2.0, 49 elements; in HTML 3.2, 70 elements; in HTML 4.01, 91 elements; in (unofficial) HTML 5.2, 111 elements. In XHTML 1.0, 91 elements; but in XHTML 1.1, a “strict” spec, 83 elements.
A sample page with (almost) all HTML elements can be found at:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/www/testel.html
I find the Yahoo base and reset stylesheets quite useful for this purpose. They are designed specifically to give you a clean slate and are based on w3 guide lines. It is also worth looking at their grid and font css tools.
I hope this helps.
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https://github.com/mrmrs/html
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