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5<!-- htmlib@htmlib.demon.co.uk -->
6<HEAD>
7<LINK REL="stylesheet" HREF="../style.css" TYPE="text/css">
8<TITLE>&lt;TITLE&gt;</TITLE>
9</HEAD>
10<BODY TOPMARGIN="0" BGCOLOR="#FFFFE0" TEXT="#000000">
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13<SPAN CLASS="NSRtitle">&lt;TITLE...&gt;</SPAN>
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16<P>Every HTML document must have a Title element. The title should identify the contents of the document and in a global context, and may be used in history lists and as a label for the windows displaying the document. Unlike <A HREF="../Block_Level_Elements/heading.htm">headings</A>, titles are not typically rendered in the text of a document itself. Normally, browsers will render the text contained within the <CODE>&lt;TITLE&gt; ... &lt;/TITLE&gt;</CODE> elements in the title bar of the browser window.
17<P>The Title element must occur within the head of the document and may not contain anchors, paragraph elements, or highlighting. Only one title is allowed in a document.
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19<P><STRONG><EM>NOTE : </EM></STRONG>The length of a title is not limited, however, long titles may be truncated in some applications. To minimise the possibility, titles should be kept as succinct as possible. Also keep in mind that a short title, such as 'Introduction' may be meaningless out of context. An example of a meaningful title might be 'Introduction to HTML elements'
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21<P>This is the only element that is required within the <CODE><A HREF="head.htm">HEAD</A></CODE> element. The other elements described are optional and can be implemented when appropriate.
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23<SPAN CLASS="egcode">
24<BLOCKQUOTE>
25<CODE>&lt;HEAD&gt;<BR>
26 <STRONG>&lt;TITLE&gt;</STRONG>Welcome to the HTML Reference<STRONG>&lt;/TITLE&gt;</STRONG><BR>
27&lt;/HEAD&gt;
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34<P><A NAME="SCRIPTING">The</A> <CODE>&lt;TITLE&gt;</CODE> element, in accordance with the <STRONG>Internet Explorer</STRONG> <A HREF="../Dynamic_HTML/dhtml.htm" TITLE="View the Dynamic HTML overview">Dynamic HTML</A>, supports some of the standard <A HREF="../Dynamic_HTML/dhtmlp.htm" TITLE="View the Standard Dynamic HTML properties">properties</A> and <A HREF="../Dynamic_HTML/dhtmlm.htm" TITLE="View the Standard Dynamic HTML methods">methods</A>.
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36<P><A NAME="TITLE_Properties" TITLE=""><STRONG><CODE>&lt;TITLE...&gt;</CODE> Properties</STRONG></A><BR>
37Of the <A HREF="../Dynamic_HTML/dhtmlp.htm" TITLE="View the Standard Dynamic HTML properties topic">Standard Dynamic HTML properties</A>, the <CODE>&lt;TITLE&gt;</CODE> element supports <SPAN CLASS="attr">document</SPAN>, <SPAN CLASS="attr">id</SPAN>, <SPAN CLASS="attr">parentElement</SPAN>, <SPAN CLASS="attr">sourceIndex</SPAN> and <SPAN CLASS="attr">tagName</SPAN>. See the <A HREF="../Dynamic_HTML/dhtmlp.htm" TITLE="View the Standard Dynamic HTML properties topic">Standard Dynamic HTML properties</A> topic for more details.
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39<P><A NAME="TITLE_Methods" TITLE=""><STRONG><CODE>&lt;TITLE...&gt;</CODE> Methods</STRONG></A><BR>
40Of the <A HREF="../Dynamic_HTML/dhtmlm.htm" TITLE="View the Standard Dynamic HTML methods topic">Standard Dynamic HTML methods</A>, the <CODE>&lt;TITLE&gt;</CODE> element supports <SPAN CLASS="attr">contains</SPAN>, <SPAN CLASS="attr">getAttribute</SPAN>, <SPAN CLASS="attr">removeAttribute</SPAN> and <SPAN CLASS="attr">setAttribute</SPAN>. See the <A HREF="../Dynamic_HTML/dhtmlm.htm" TITLE="View the Standard Dynamic HTML methods topic">Standard Dynamic HTML methods</A> topic for more details.
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