However, remember that browsers often use tags which have become
popular with HTML authors. Such tags will often be supported even
once they are dropped from the HTML specification so that existing
HTML code will continue to display correctly.
Of the many supported attributes, several are supported by the majority of tags.
These "core" attributes include:
To shorten the list below, when these attributes apply to a tag, a one-line version
of the applicable attributes will be used, such as:
where the onclick../onkey../onmouse.. represents all ten of the "on" event attributes.
If the complete set of core attributes doesn't apply, then the list below will show just
those attributes which do apply.
Also, the HTML 4.01 specification has created 3 attributes (datasrc, datafld, and dataformatas)
which are reserved for future use of the span, div, object, input, select, textarea, button
and table tags. These reserved attributes are not included in the table below.