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<style> Tag

The <style> tag is used to define style information for an HTML document.

Supported In HTML4: Yes

Supported In HTML5: Yes

HTML4 vs HTML5 Differences: The scoped attribute is new in HTML 5, which allows you to define styles for a specified section of your document, instead of the entire document. If the "scoped" attribute is present, the styles only apply to the style elements parent element and its child elements.

Attributes

Title Values Description HTML4 Support HTML5 Support
type text/css Defines the content-type Yes Yes
media screen tty tv projection handheld print braille aural all The destination medium for the style information No No
scoped scoped If present, the styles should ONLY apply to the style elements parent element and its child elements. No No

Standard Attributes

All standard attributes are supported.

Event Attributes

All event attributes are supported.

HTML5 Tags

  1. a
  2. abbr
  3. acronym
  4. address
  5. applet
  6. area
  7. article
  8. aside
  9. audio
  10. b
  11. base
  12. basefont
  13. bdo
  14. big
  15. blockquote
  16. body
  17. br
  18. button
  19. canvas
  20. caption
  21. center
  22. cite
  23. code
  24. col
  25. colgroup
  26. command
  27. datalist
  28. dd
  29. del
  30. details
  31. dfn
  32. dir
  33. div
  1. dt
  2. embed
  3. fieldset
  4. figcaption
  5. figure
  6. font
  7. footer
  8. form
  9. frame
  10. frameset
  11. h1
  12. h2
  13. h3
  14. h4
  15. h5
  16. h6
  17. head
  18. header
  19. hgroup
  20. hr
  21. html
  22. i
  23. iframe
  24. img
  25. input
  26. ins
  27. kbd
  28. keygen
  29. label
  30. legend
  31. li
  32. link
  33. map
  1. menu
  2. meta
  3. meter
  4. nav
  5. noframes
  6. noscript
  7. object
  8. ol
  9. optgroup
  10. option
  11. output
  12. p
  13. param
  14. pre
  15. progress
  16. q
  17. rp
  18. rt
  19. ruby
  20. s
  21. strike
  22. strong
  23. style
  24. sub
  25. summary
  26. sup
  27. table
  28. tbody
  29. td
  30. textarea
  31. tfoot
  32. th