HTML Elements/DHTML Objects

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Places a Java applet, an executable content, on the page.

HTML Syntax

<applet
   align = absbottom | absmiddle | baseline | bottom | left | middle | right | texttop | top
   alt = text
   class = classname
   code = filename
   codebase = url
   datafld = colname
   datasrc = #id
   height = n
   hspace = n
   id = value
   name = name
   src = url
   style = css properties
   title = text
   vspace = n
   width = n
   event = script
>

Applets can only be displayed by Java-enabled browsers.

An applet is executable code written using the Java language, and built or compiled with a Java compiler. Applet development is beyond the scope of this reference. For an excellent place to start learning about Java, visit Sun Systems' Java Tutorial.

The code attribute specifies the name of the Java applet to run. The codebase attribute specifies the subdirectory or folder containing the Java applet. The PARAM element is used to provide information about the parameters, or arguments, to be used by the Java applet.

This attribute has been deprecated in favor of the OBJECT element.

Styles

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HTML Elements / DOM Objects
HTML Element Attributes
CSS Attributes
DOM Object Properties
DOM-compliant Events Reference
DOM Methods Reference
DOM Collections Reference

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