Using Unsupported Tags or Attributes

Using Unsupported Tags or Attributes

Overview

html++ supports nearly every tag and attribute in the HTML 3.2 specification using class methods. However, html++ is also flexible enough to accommodate changes in the HTML specification as well as browser-specific tags (such as JavaScript).

New or non-supported attributes

To specify custom attributes, use the base-class htmlObject::SetAttribute() method with any html++ object that inherits from htmlObject.

New or non-supported tags

You can easily create new html++ classes to accomodate new HTML tags by deriving from the appropriate html++ base class (typically htmlObject or htmlGroup). For details, refer to the next section, "Extending html++ With Your Own Classes".

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	html++ supports nearly every tag and attribute in the HTML 3.2 specification using class methods. However, html++ is also flexible enough to accommodate changes in the HTML specification as well as browser-specific tags (such as JavaScript).

	To specify custom attributes, use the base-class htmlObject::SetAttribute() method with any html++ object that inherits from htmlObject.

	You can easily create new html++ classes to accomodate new HTML tags by deriving from the appropriate html++ base class (typically htmlObject or htmlGroup). For details, refer to the next section, "Extending html++ With Your Own Classes".