XHTML - <p> </p> Paragraph Tag
Definition
The <p> </p> tag pair defines a paragraph. Most browsers will display a paragraph properly (probably) without the ending </p> tag, but the tag is required for the document to be well formed.
Example
<p>This is the text in the first paragraph</p>
<p>This is the text in the second paragraph</p>
Output
This is the text in the first paragraph
This is the text in the second paragraph
Attributes
The following events may be attached to a paragraph tag:
- align (deprecated)
- id
- title
- class
- style
- dir *
- lang *
- xml:lang *
The attributes marked with an asterisk are kind of useless. Please see our <p (attr)="..."> page for working examples.
Events
The following events may be attached to a paragraph tag:
- onclick
- ondblclick
- onmousedown
- onmouseup
- onmouseover
- onmouseout
- onmousemove *
- onkeypress *
- onkeydown *
- onkeyup *
The events marked with an asterisk are kind of useless. Please see our <p (event)="..."> page for working examples.
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