Give one example of the following tags ==>
1. <dir>
2. <menu>
3. <ol>
also tell what the tag do..
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Here is a short note on the following tags:
(1) <dir>
(i) It is used to create a file names list.
(ii) It is similar to ul and ol tags.
(iii) It is a deprecated tag
(iv) Its attribute is compact.
Ex:
<dir>
<li>Brainly</li>
<li>Quora</li>
<li>Meritnation</li>
</dir>
(2) <menu>
(i) It defines a set of menu commands
(ii)It can be used to create menus and popups.
(iii) Supported in html5
(iv) Its attributes are label and type.
Ex:
<menu>
<li>Brainly</li>
<li>Quora</li>
<li>Meritnation</li>
</menu>
(3) <ol>
(i) Used to create an ordered list.
(ii) Each list item is defined by a li tag.
(iii) Supported in html5.
Ex:
<ol>
<li>Brainly stars</li>
<li>Brainly Benefactors</li>
<li>Apprentice Moderators</li>
</ol>
<!Hope this helps->
(1) <dir>
(i) It is used to create a file names list.
(ii) It is similar to ul and ol tags.
(iii) It is a deprecated tag
(iv) Its attribute is compact.
Ex:
<dir>
<li>Brainly</li>
<li>Quora</li>
<li>Meritnation</li>
</dir>
(2) <menu>
(i) It defines a set of menu commands
(ii)It can be used to create menus and popups.
(iii) Supported in html5
(iv) Its attributes are label and type.
Ex:
<menu>
<li>Brainly</li>
<li>Quora</li>
<li>Meritnation</li>
</menu>
(3) <ol>
(i) Used to create an ordered list.
(ii) Each list item is defined by a li tag.
(iii) Supported in html5.
Ex:
<ol>
<li>Brainly stars</li>
<li>Brainly Benefactors</li>
<li>Apprentice Moderators</li>
</ol>
<!Hope this helps->
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