Inline Text Semantics
The <code> element represents a fragment of computer code, like an XML element name, a file name, a computer program, or any other text that a computer would recognize.
Attributes for <code>
| Type | Attribute List |
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| 'Standard' Attributes | (none) |
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| New HTML5 Attributes | "writingsuggestions" |
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Examples for "code"| Description | Example |
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| How it renders | This is how your browser renders "code" with our stylesheet (this text is in a <code> element). |
Notes
- There is no formal way to specify the language of the computer code being marked up, but the class attribute can be used to specify a class with a prefix of "language-", like class="language-cpp", class="language-html", class="language-javascript", class="language-pascal", etc.
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