HTML

E1918

markup language web standard

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard markup language used to structure and present content on the World Wide Web.

Aliases (13)

HTML 2.0 ×3
HTML 3.2 ×3
HTML 4.01 ×3
HTML 3.0 ×2
HTML specification ×2
HTML5 ×2
HTML 3.2 specification ×1
HTML 4.0 specification ×1
HTML Living Standard ×1
HTML Recommendation ×1
HTML specifications for the World Wide Web ×1
HyperText Markup Language ×1
XHTML ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	markup language → web standard →
abbreviation	HTML →
allows	document structure definition → embedding external resources → hypertext linking →
associatedWith	CSS → JavaScript →
basedOn	SGML →
componentOf	World Wide Web → front-end web development →
conformsTo	DOM →
creator	Tim Berners-Lee →
currentLivingStandard	HTML Living Standard →
developedBy	Tim Berners-Lee →
domain	World Wide Web →
elementType	block-level elements → inline elements →
encodingDefault	UTF-8 →
fileExtension	.htm → .html →
fullName	HyperText Markup Language →
influenced	XHTML → XML-based web languages →
influencedBy	SGML →
introduced	1991 →
mediaType	text/html →
primaryUse	presenting content on the World Wide Web → structuring web content →
renderedBy	web browsers →
standardizedBy	W3C → WHATWG →
supports	audio embedding → forms → hyperlinks → images → lists → metadata → scripting → semantic elements → tables → text formatting → video embedding →
supportsDoctype	<!DOCTYPE html> →
syntaxType	tag-based →
version	HTML 2.0 → HTML 3.2 → HTML 4.01 → HTML5 → XHTML 1.0 →

Referenced by (72)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Adobe Dreamweaver → Codex → IntelliJ IDEA → Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise → NetBeans IDE → OpenAI Codex API → Visual Studio Code → XEmacs →	supportsLanguage
DOM ("HTML specification") → DocBook → HTML+ proposal ("HTML 2.0") → HTML+ proposal ("HTML 3.0") → HTTP → XHTML →	relatedTo
Arena → Blink → Mozilla Firefox → Presto → Servo → WorldWideWeb →	supports
CSS → CSS Overflow Module → CSS Positioning Module → JavaScript → MathML → WAI-ARIA →	usedWith
HTML ("HTML 2.0") → HTML ("HTML 3.2") → HTML ("HTML 4.01") → HTML ("HTML5") →	version
Arena → Arena ("HTML 3.0") → Arena ("HTML 3.2") →	testbedFor
CSS Writing Modes Module → SVG →	compatibleWith
Dave Raggett ("HTML 3.2 specification") → Dave Raggett ("HTML 4.0 specification") →	contributedTo
World Wide Web Consortium → World Wide Web Consortium ("HTML5") →	developsStandard
Charles Goldfarb → SGML →	influenced
HTML+ proposal → The Chromium Project →	language
Swagger UI → Vivaldi →	programmingLanguage
Adobe InDesign → TextEdit →	supportsFormat
DocBook → RStudio →	supportsOutputFormat
Netscape Navigator → WebKit →	supportsStandard
Web 1.0 ("HTML 2.0") → Web 1.0 ("HTML 3.2") →	typicalTechnology
AJAX → Web architecture →	uses
CSS ("XHTML") →	appliesTo
HTML5 ("HTML 4.01") →	backwardCompatibleWith
Svelte →	compilesTo
HTML ("HTML Living Standard") →	currentLivingStandard
XHTML →	derivedFrom
WHATWG ("HTML specification") →	field
StarOffice →	fileFormatSupport
RFC 9114 →	format
HTML ("HyperText Markup Language") →	fullName
W3C Recommendation ("HTML Recommendation") →	hasExample
Dave Raggett ("HTML specifications for the World Wide Web") →	notableWork
HTML5 ("HTML 4.01") →	predecessor
HTML Living Standard →	shortName
Mosaic →	supportedFormat
WordPress →	supportsMarkupLanguage
W3C Working Draft →	typicalFormat
World Wide Web →	usesStandard