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Object>? How to embed files in different documents that support different kinds of media — OpenType. 11 Sept 2025 — Web authors should document the use of : how to use in Web applications. HTML for Authors is an HTML syntax element (that's not actually an element but a namespace) for embedding HTML elements and attributes into the document tree. represents objects for the web, like the HTML 'a' tag and , allows you to embed -like elements and attributes into the page. But, you can embed your own -like elements as well. HTML5 elements are built-in and can be used anywhere. Project — HTML5 for Authors The following is a reference to the element and its properties, if you are writing HTML5 based web applications you should use . You need to define what to use in your page using the element, or make it yourself by creating a function like this: function my_function(\large) {return } Now you can declare your own , like for example this function: function my_function(object) {return { objectData?objectData: ''}> } Now this function will only be used on a certain pages : on the home page it will be displayed and when a user clicks on “More information” it will display the “more information” dialog. The following will be executed when you click on “More information” : my_function('world'); and that's it. You can use this function anywhere. Now if you have the following in the page : " data="Hello world"> It will work well .  Also, the following code will display only the first page on your site, it will not show any kind of dialog boxes : " data="Hello world"> " data="World";> 13 Aug 1997 — allows developers to embed and control documents in the HTML namespace.

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