|
|
From OWL Web Ontology Language Guide ( 2004-02-10) as in XML
A component of an XML or HTML element that provides additional information about a specific instance of the element. Th attributes you can use with any given element are predefined within a DTD. SRC = is an attribute of the IMG tag.
A data element described with a specific associated name-value pair. [ HTTP
Describes additional information about an XML element. An example is price currency="Euro". Currency is the attribute.
Part of an entry. Consists of an attribute name (such as "work phone") and one or more attribute values (such as "+1 800 555 5555"). Attributes store all the information in an entry. There are certain attribute names recognized by client programs.
An item of information contained in a tag, such as an HTML tag or a Messaging Multiplexor command tag.
A fragment of information that characterizes an HTML element, specified inside the element's start tag. For example, in the start tag A href="/info.htm" , the anchor HTML element, specified by the 'a' at the beginning of the tag, is further characterized by the value of the href attribute, which specifies the destination of the hyperlink.
Any element of an ITT or Bid, e.g. "Vehicle Type", "Weight".
A descriptive declaration that annotates programming elements such as types, fields, methods, and properties. Attributes are saved with the metadata of a .NET Framework file and can be used to describe code to the common language runtime or to affect application behavior at run time.
An element of a relative distinguished name (RDN). Some typical attributes include common name, surname, e-mail address, postal address, and country/region name.
( at·TRIB·ute). A well-defined element of an artifact that cannot be reduced further, e.g., form, style, technology, and the like.
Elements such as additional information stored with each HTML tag.
The smallest unit of data in an AOCE catalog; the data within a record is organized into attributes. Each attribute has a type indicating the type of data, a tag indicating the format of the data, a creation ID, and data (the attribute value).
In a GIS, an attribute is analogous to a data element or column in a data base table. A standardised data field describing qualitative or quantitative information. Lund 1995; NVIS
a quality that defines a special property of an HTML element. Attributes are specified with the -start- tag. For example, FONT COLOR="#FF0000" means that the element FONT COLOR has an attribute "#FF0000" which corresponds to a shade of the color red.
An attribute is an addition to an HTML tag that extends or qualifies its meaning. For example you can extend the (image) tag by including the ALIGN attribute that lets you specify how you want a block of text to line up with an image. With the ALIGN attribute you can align text to the left, right, center, top, middle, or bottom of an image. Another attribute used to extend an tag is the BORDER attribute that allows you to specify the size of the border in pixels, that appears around an image that is a hotlink.
Parameter of an HTML tag modifying the resulting display. GI Abbreviation for Common Gateway Interface. This is a mechanism allowing a server program to process forms and other user input.
A value in an HTML tag that specifies additional information about how the element should be treated (e.g., height or color). An attribute has the format: src="puppy.gif". See Tag, Element.
Attributes belong to an entry in the Directory Service, and contain information belonging to that entry, e.g. surname=jurg (see section 2.1.1).
A parameter of an HTML element, that modifies its effect.
A value associated with an element, consisting of a name, and an associated textual value.
An attribute is a method of adding descriptive information to an element.
In HTML, XML, and XHTML you write an element with angle brackets like this: monkey/monkey And you can give that element an attribute like this: monkey class="curious"/monkey
A modifier to an HTML tag.
Extra items that can be inserted into a tag to represent an optional feature within an HTML instruction. For example, a horizontal rule tag of hr can have an option specified within it to request that the rule only use 80% of the window width by adding the argument WIDTH="80%" to the tag, resulting inhr WIDTH="80%"
Named properties of an element that may carry different values depending upon the context in which they occur. Attributes modify the meaning of the elements to which they apply. Examples of some EAD attributes include STATUS, LEVEL, and TYPE. Several attributes are available to effect character rendering, such as RENDER. Most EAD attributes are optional.
A name=value pair appearing in an element's start tag such as match="//employees".
Attributes are inserted in start or empty element tags in the form attribute_name="attribute_value". They are additional information about an element, intended for interpretation by an application. An example of an attribute is img src="logo.gif"/, where src is the attribute_name, and logo.gif is the attribute_value.
An addition to an HTML tag that qualifies or extends the meaning of the tag.
named value associated with a specific occurrence of an element.
A value that is associated with an element but is not part of the content of the element (that is, text or sub-elements). For example, the URL part of an anchor is an attribute; you would use an attribute to specify the alignment of an image. In an HTML file, the attributes are actually located inside the element's start-tag, but when you're editing in HoTMetaL PRO, you view and edit attributes using the Element Attributes... command in the Markup menu.
HTML] An extra indication inside a tag. Example: in HR size=3 the size is an attribute of the HR tag.
Parameters added within an HTML tag to extend or modify its actions.
is an element of the input vector. Also known as a feature.
A qualifier indicates a property of an element, other than its type (which is done by a generic identifier) or its content (which is delimited by start-tags and end-tags). Attributes are only found on start-tags, and can indicate reference identifiers, confidentiality, formatting information, and so on.
XML name-value pair included in an element that sets its properties.
A source of additional information about an element. Attribute values may be fixed in the DTD or listed as namevalue pairs (name="value") in the start tag of an element.
Part of an HTML tag that specifies additional information. BODY, for example, is a tag, and BGCOLOR=whatever is the attribute that goes within the brackets, such as BODY BGCOLOR=whatever. See Part II.
Markup that allows further description of an element. Attribute information for an element is stored in its start-tag.
A setting for a tag, that affects the way the tag is displayed.
A setting for an HTML tag, that controls the way the tag is displayed.
Features that define a HTML tag or tag pair by being placed within the opening tag of the tag pair or withing the tag if the tag is single. Back to the Top
A customizable predefined property for an element, consisting of a name and value.
A named property of a component that can be inherited via the inheritance hierarchy. Attributes are set using the %attr tag and queried using the $component-attr() method.
In an .asx file, a qualifier that describes a property of an ASX element. For example, an .asx file can include the element Repeat that contains the attribute Count. This particular element and attribute define the number of times the client repeats the playback of the piece of content or the playlist.
modifier for the meaning of elements, named properties of an element that may carry different values depending upon the context in which they occur.
A property of an HTML element used to provide additional instructions to a given HTML tag. The attribute is specified in the start of HTML tag.
Non-graphical information associated with a point, line or area element in a Land or Geographical Information System. For example the registered owner of a land parcel
An attribute is another part of a tag. In this example, font color="red", color is the attribute.
A property of an element that consists of a name and a value separated by an equals sign and contained within the start tags after the element name. In this example, Price units='USD'5/Price, units is the attribute and USD is its value, which must be in single or double quotes. Attributes may reside in the document or DTD. Elements may have many attributes but their retrieval order is not defined.
An element parameter that modifies or refines the meaning of the element, and consists of a name and a value. The attribute is named to distinguish it from other attributes and values in the same element.
A qualifier on an XML tag that provides additional information. For example, in the tag slide title="My Slide", title is an attribute, and My Slide is its value.
A parameter used to specify some property of an SGML or XML element type. It is defined in terms of an attribute name, attribute type, and a default value. A value may be specified for it on a start-tag for that element type.
an XML sub-tag associated with an element. An attribute always contains a name and a value (see diagram below).
Holds descriptive information about an entry. Attributes have a type (name) and a set of values. An attribute type also specifies the syntax for the kind of information that can be stored as values of attributes of that type.
Additional information that is included inside a start tag. For example, alignment of images (top, middle, or bottom) can be specified by including the appropriate attribute with the image source HTML code.
The options or settings of a particular element that defines an HTML tag
The form of information items provided by the X.500 Directory Service. The directory information base consists of entries, each containing one or more attributes. Each attribute consists of a type identifier together with one or more values. Each directory Read operation can retrieve some or all attributes from a designated entry. [Source: RFC1208
HTML attribute, ie: `align=center' - align is the attribute.
Holds descriptive information about an entry. Attributes have a label and a value. Each attribute also follows a standard syntax for the type of information that can be stored as the attribute value.
A parameter to (property of) an SGML or XML element (specified in the start tag) that is composed of an attribute name and a value.
In the JMPL-to- XMPL Compiler, any element of a Component node.
As applied to Web site development, an attribute is an instruction included within an HTML tag that provides details about how the tag should be rendered. For example, when you include a font tag, you can further define your font by using attributes such as size, face, and color. Once you include your attributes, your tag might look like this: font size="2" face="arial, helvetica, sans serif" color="#666699"
In connection with XML or HTML (or SGML in general), attributes are the named values associated with elements. For example, in body bgcolor=black text=green.../body, the attributes are bgcolor=black and text=green. On the left side of = is the name of the attribute, while on the right side is the value of the attribute. Note that in XML, the values must be quoted (for example: body bgcolor="black" text='green'), while in HTML it is optional for certain values.
Attributes augment the element on which they appear; they also provide additional information about the element. Attributes appear as name-value pairs in the element's start-tag. For example, to assign the value hostname to the Role attribute of SystemItem, you would use the mark up: systemitem role="hostname".
A name-value pair that is associated with an element. It is located after the element name in the opening tag.
|
