Abstract: . . .  by type . Standard HTML Tags 27 2006-05-23 | © 2006 Apple Computer, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Standard HTML Tags Page 28 select <select> options </select> Used to specify a selection input type. This tag specifies a selection menu. This block must contain a set of option elements or optgroup elements containing options. In Safari, if the size property is explicitly set for this tag, the input box will resemble a Mac OS X combo box, otherwise it will resemble a pop-up menu. small <small> content </small> Used to display text in a small size. The text specified by content will be displayed in a smaller size but otherwise will match the style of the enclosing element. Styles should be more finely tuned using CSS instead of . . .
. . .  Use CSS styles to tune the style properties of this element. strike <strike> content </strike> Defines a block of text in strikethrough style. The content specified by content will be rendered with a crossbar. Important: This tag has been deprecated in the HTML 4.01 standard. The <del> tag is more appropriate for this function. Styles should be more finely tuned using CSS instead of using HTML style tags . . .
. . .  specification that Safari implements. If a tag is not listed here or in " HTML Extensions " (page 31) , it is not supported by Safari and the Web Kit. Some tags are also marked as deprecated, which means they are supported by Safari, but since they are no longer supported by the HTML specification are not guaranteed to be supported in the future. Attributes The following table defines all the atttibutes that are supported by Safari and the Web Kit. This reference defines every symbol in the specification that Safari implements. If an attribute is not listed here, it is not supported by Safari and the Web Kit. Some attributes are also marked as deprecated, which means they are supported by Safari, but since they are no longer supported by the HTML specification are not guaranteed to be supported in the future. Description HTML attribute Abbreviation for a table header cell abbr Supported character . . .
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