Linked from

The 25 pages that link to HTML, each with the reason it gives.

• Web browserRelated: Browsers parse HTML into the document structure they display and expose to scripts.

• Tim Berners-LeeBroader topic: Berners-Lee designed HTML as the web’s document format.

• HypertextRelated: HTML supplies the elements and attributes commonly used to create Web links.

• Web applicationRelated: Web application interfaces commonly use HTML to define their elements and content.

• Document Object ModelRelated: Browsers commonly build DOM trees from HTML documents.

• World Wide Web ConsortiumRelated: W3C has developed and maintained specifications for web markup.

• Cascading Style SheetsRelated: HTML elements provide the document structure that CSS selectors target.

• CSSRelated: CSS was designed to control the presentation of HTML documents.

• Donald KnuthCompared with: HTML prioritizes document structure for browsers, while TeX targets high-quality page composition.

• MarkdownCompared with: HTML expresses web-page structure directly, whereas Markdown offers a simpler authoring layer.

• Netscape NavigatorNarrower topic: Navigator interpreted HTML documents and helped make the web a widely used publishing medium.

• Declarative programmingBroader topic: HTML describes document structure and meaning while browsers decide how to render it.

• Portable Document FormatCompared with: HTML pages typically reflow to fit screens, unlike PDF’s fixed page layout.

• Progressive web appRelated: It supplies the document structure that browsers render as part of the app.

• UTF-8Related: Web documents commonly declare UTF-8 as their character encoding.

• MyspaceRelated: Members could paste HTML into profile fields to alter page layouts and appearance.

• TeXCompared with: HTML targets flexible browser rendering, while TeX aims for controlled page composition.

• Web standardsBroader topic: Its specifications define the elements and semantics browsers interpret as page structure.

• Web developmentRelated: It gives web pages their semantic structure and content elements.

• Web pageRelated: HTML supplies the document structure browsers interpret as a web page.

• HTML5Narrower topic: HTML5 is a major revision within HTML’s continuing development.

• WebsiteRelated: Websites commonly send HTML documents for browsers to interpret.

• Formatted textRelated: HTML provides elements and attributes that can mark or directly style text.

• History of the World Wide WebRelated: HTML made pages portable while allowing links and basic document structure.

• SectionRelated: HTML elements can mark sections as meaningful regions of a web document.