HTML5 Quick Markup Reference

1. HTML5 History: The Past and Future of HTML Markup
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2. HTML5 Documents: Top-Level Document Definition
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3. HTML5 Search Engine Optimization: Title and Meta
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4. HTML5 Referencing: Using External Links and Favicons
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5. HTML5 Processing: Using CSS and JavaScript
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6. HTML5 Parameters: Using Global Tag Attributes
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7. HTML5 Navigation: Using an Anchor Tag for Hypertext
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8. HTML5 Multimedia: Utilizing New Media Assets
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9. HTML5 Organization: Document Content Hierarchy
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10. HTML5 Semantics: Defining Semantic Documents
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11. HTML5 Formatting: Publish Text-Based Content
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12. HTML5 Phrase Tags: Using Non-Standard Text
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13. HTML5 Lists: Numbered, Bulleted, and Definition Lists
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14. HTML5 Tables: Constructing Data in a Tabular Format
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15. HTML5 Forms: Creating Forms Using HTML5 Tags
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16. HTML5 Position: Document Layout and Text Spanning
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17. HTML5 Scripting: Using JavaScript and <script> Tag
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18. HTML5 Styling: Using the <style> Tag to Access CSS3
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19. HTML5 Real-Time Rendering: Using the <canvas> Tag
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20. HTML5 Plug-ins: Using the <object>, <embed>, <applet>, and <param> Tags
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21. HTML5 Frames: Using the <iframe> Tag
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22. HTML5 Ruby Annotations: Using the <ruby> Tag
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23. HTML 5.1 Tags: Using Menu and Dialog Design Elements
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