HTML Global Attributes

In this tutorial, you will learn Global Attributes which are common for all HTML elements. The global attributes assist by both standard and non-standard elements.
The global attributes can be use with all elements, even it may not have any effect on many elements.

HTML defines many attributes that are common to all elements. These attributes may be specified on all elements, with some exceptions where it is not suitable. Like

section of the document E.g , <script>, <base> etc.

HTML Global Attributes are:

Attributes	Value	Description
Contenteditable	true/false	It confirm whether the content within an element is editable.
class	classname	It is used to give the class name for the element. It is mostly use with the CSS stylesheet.
accesskey	character	It is used to create keyboard shortcuts for the element.
data-*	somevalue	It is used to save element-specific private data that can be retrieve by Javascript.
contextmenu	menu_id	It describe the id for the element that is used as a context menu for an element.
draggable	true/false/auto	It defines either the content within an element is portable or not using Drag and Drop API.
dropzone	copy/move/link	It defines the action is taken on the dragged element when it is dropped, ¬¬ such as whether it is copied, moved or linked.
id	id	It defines a unique id for the element. It can be use with CSS and JavaScript.
style	style	It is used to apply inline CSS to the element.
spellcheck	true false	It defines either the content should be checked for spelling errors or not.
title	text	It is used to give the title, or some extra information about the element.
translate	yes/no	It defines whether the content of the element should be translated when the web page is localized or not.

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