Language References

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Specifies a CODE sample.

HTML 2, 3.2, 4, 4.01, 5

HTML Syntax

<code
   class = classname
   id = value
   style = css properties
   title = text
   event = script
>

The CODE element displays a portion of text in the browser's default fixed-width font.

CODE is used for inline formatting. For large sections of code samples where block formatting is important, use the PRE or XMP elements to preserve the space characters and line breaks used in a program listing.

CODE Members

<p>The <code>onLoad</code> attribute for the BODY tag lets authors define an action that
   occurs when the document has finished loading. For example, 
   <code>onLoad="function1 ( ); function2 ( ); return false;"</code>.
   Notice that the  <code>onLoad</code> CODE should always return <code>false</code>.</p>

which would render on a Web page as

The onLoad attribute for the BODY tag lets authors define an action that occurs when the document has finished loading. For example, onLoad="function1 ( ); function2 ( ); return false;". Notice that the onLoad CODE should always return false.

KBD   PRE   SAMP   TT   XMP