15 Tags That Are Deprecated In HTML5
Recently, I decided to work on Web Development and thus started learning it. The first thing I had to learn to create webpages was HTML. The last time I used HTML was 9 years ago at the Computer Science class in my school. So, after I started I soon realized that some of the HTML tags that I used, no longer work. I had to look it up and in the process found that the tags were deprecated in the subsequent updates. I feel many of you might face the same issue if you are resuming after a huge gap like this. So, as my first story in medium, I decided to write about it.
Here are the 15 tags that are no longer available in HTML5:
- <acronym>: It was used to define an acronym.
- <applet> : It was used to define an applet.
- <basefont> : It was used to define an base font for the page.
- <big> : It was used to define big text.
- <center> : It was used to define centered text.
- <dir> : It was used to define a directory list.
- <font> : It was used to Defines text font, size, and color.
- <frame> : It was used to define a frame.
- <frameset> : It was used to define a set of frames.
- <isindex> : It was used to define a single-line input field.
- <noframes> : It was used to define a noframe section.
- <s>: It was used to define strikethrough text.
- <strike> : It was used to define strikethrough text.
- <tt> : It was used to define teletype text.
- <u> : It was used to define underlined text.
And that’s it! These are the 15 tags. These elements are not available in HTML5 anymore and their function is better handled by CSS.
I hope that this helped you.