HTML Test – Name The HTML Elements

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If you're looking to test your HTML knowledge (and who isn't?), take a trip to the justsayhi website. How many elements can you name in five minutes?

As an aside, the JavaScript built into the test is simple but perfect -- an idea carried out well.

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Discussion

  1. I make only 25 (the shame is over me :-D). I don’t know or remenber the existence of BDO, COLGROUP, ISINDEX, KBD, OPTGROUP, Q, SAMP, TT and VAR. The others i have a simple mind blank.

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