Ultimate HTML

1. Web Development

Explore the inner workings of the web. Learn how data travels across networks, discover the role of protocols, and unravel the mysteries of IP addresses and domain names. Gain a high-level understanding of how web browsers and servers communicate to deliver web content.

Web World

What is the Internet?

Understanding How the Internet Works

How a Website Works

Frontend vs Backend Development

Path to Success

2. Tags and Attributes

Discover the power of tags to structure content, from headings and paragraphs to lists and tables. Learn how to enhance the elements with attributes.

Unveiling the Potential of HTML Tags and Attributes

Select Element

The <select> element is used to create a dropdown list of options for the user to choose from. It is typically used in forms where the user needs to choose from a predefined set of options. It is always used in conjunction with <option> elements. The <option> elements define the individual items in the dropdown list.

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The <select> element also has several attributes that can be used to modify its behavior, including:

name - The name of the select element, used when submitting the form;
size - The number of visible options in the dropdown list;
multiple - If present, allows the user to select multiple options;
disabled - If present, disables the select element.

To divide a list into separate, unrelated groups, we can use the <optgroup> tag. The label attribute is used to assign a title to the group.

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Note
By default, the first <option> is chosen in the list. If we want to change it, we can provide selected attribute to the any <option> element.

Everything was clear?

Section 5. Chapter 8

Course Content

Ultimate HTML

1. Web Development

Web World What is the Internet?Understanding How the Internet Works How a Website Works Frontend vs Backend Development Path to Success

2. Tags and Attributes

Unveiling the Potential of HTML Tags and Attributes Tags Attributes Paired and Single Tags Text Markup Challenge 1: Text Markup Challenge 2: Text Markup Challenge 3: Text Markup Special Purpose Text Markup Challenge: Special Purpose Text Markup Validation

3. Document Structure

Secrets of Structural Web Pages Structure Document Head Document Flow Challenge: Document Structure Developer Tools

4. Media and Tables

Magic of Rich Media and Dynamic Tables Images Challenge: Images Special Purpose Images Graphic Formats Audio and Video Embedding Challenge: Audio and Video Tables Challenge: Tables

5. Forms

Power of Forms: Interact and Engage Form Creation Basis Label for Input Element Input Attributes Input Types Challenge: Input and Label Textarea Element Select Element Datalist Element Grouping Form Elements

Ultimate HTML

Select Element

index.html

index.css

index.js

The <select> element also has several attributes that can be used to modify its behavior, including:

name - The name of the select element, used when submitting the form;
size - The number of visible options in the dropdown list;
multiple - If present, allows the user to select multiple options;
disabled - If present, disables the select element.

To divide a list into separate, unrelated groups, we can use the <optgroup> tag. The label attribute is used to assign a title to the group.

index.html

index.css

index.js

Note
By default, the first <option> is chosen in the list. If we want to change it, we can provide selected attribute to the any <option> element.

Everything was clear?

Section 5. Chapter 8