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HTML Param Tag Tutorial
Browser Support
The HTML param tag is used to define parameters or variables for an object or applet element.
Because of a lack of browser support, the object element never really caught on as a replacement for the <img> tag and <applet> tag. And because the major browsers require different codes to load the same object type, a second blow has been dealt against the object element. Here's some simple code for the <param> element in use: <object data="funny.mov" type="video/quicktime" title="Me Tripping Over Third Base" width=320 height=240> <param name=pluginspage value="http://quicktime.apple.com/"> <param name=autoplay value=true> </object> Now if I could just find that video... Based on your interest in this tutorial, you may also be interested in these related pages:
This concludes the HTML Param Tag Tutorial.
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