HTML Core Attributes

The most widely used attribute is core attributes. There are 4 types of core attributes:

Id
Class
Title
Style

The Id Attribute:

This is the most widely used attribute. The id attribute is used to give a unique id to an HTML element. Each element in HTML with an id attribute has its own unique identity, just as each of us has our own unique identity. Multiple elements can’t share the same id.

For Example:

<p id="html"> This is HTML tutorials <p>
<p id="python"> This is Python tutorials <p>

In the above example, it is easy to distinguish the two paragraphs with the name- id attribute having two different values i.e. html and python.

The class Attribute:

The class attribute is used to specify a class to an HTML element. It is not unique like the id attribute. Multiple elements can share the same class. It is used to associate an element with a stylesheet, JS.

The title Attribute:

The id attribute is used to give a title to an HTML element. When the HTML element is loading, a tooltip of the cursor comes and shows the written title.

For Example:

<h4 title="hello, metto"> Title Attribute <h4>

Output:

 Title Attribute

The style Attribute: