Periodic Table HTML Code Sample

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Hello Techyv Guys,

I need Periodic Table HTML Code Sample, In order to understand the working of Tables. Please help me by providing the HTML sample coding.

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Rosellas Phillips

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Periodic Table HTML Code Sample

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Hi Phillips, a period in the periodic table is a plain row of elements with external electrons in the s and p subshells in the same shell. All the elements in row two of the periodic table have outer electrons in the n= 2 shell. The periodic table has been constantly developed over the last century & a half, make on the shoulders of many artistic scientists. I am providing a link from where you will get a table which will show you the 107 elements currently in the HTML5 working draft.

https://www.sitepoint.com/the-periodic-table-of-the-html-5-elements/

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Periodic Table HTML Code Sample

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The Periodic Table of the (HTML5) elements

In order to understand and learn the working of periodic table in HTML code or the upgraded new version HTML5, Josh Duck’s periodic table of the elements is a useful and powerful learning tool. This table is designed on the pattern of Mendeleev’s periodic table of chemical elements.

Each HTML5 element has colored tag and total includes 104 elements in working draft and 2 proposed ones with asterisk. This table is divided into groups, by assigning different color to the same group of elements, including root element, metadata and scripting, embedding content, grouping content, text-level semantics, forms, document sections, forms data, and interactive elements.

In order to understand these elements and their functions you can go to the link below to get a thorough study.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element

The detailed study of these elements can be done by reading W3C developer’s guide and its link is provided below.

http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/

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