It is planned as a replacement for HTML 3.2, HTML 4 and XHTML 1. HTML 5 - 2014 Work on the language is still underway.It combined the main advantages of HTML and XML.
Its content and specification did not differ much from HTML 4.01. XHTML 1.0 - 2000 The next version after HTML 4.01 was XHTML 1.0.This added support for style sheets, scripting languages, and many other functions. HTML 4.01 - 1999 In the second half of the 90s, HTML underwent many changes and revisions, the latest in the series of which was the specification HTML 4.0.HTML 3.2 added many functions, such as tables, applets, text wrap in images and at the same time, it provided compatibility with existing standards of HTML 2.0 HTML 3.2 - 1997 This standard (and subsequent ones) was created by the World Wide Web Consortium.It became the basis for all future versions of HTML. The first official specification of the language was HTML 2.0. HTML 2.0 - 1995 The standard HTML 1 never existed.
The main difference between HTML and HTML5 may be that neither audio nor video is an integral part of HTML, while both of them can be considered integral parts of HTML5. Although HTML5 is updated almost every day, there are no new numbered releases that have been released. It, of course, is primarily a markup language, but it has acquired many features unlike HTML and has eliminated some rigors present in XHTML. There have been many updates to HTML over time, and its latest version is HTML5. Stylesheets come in their place and only content definition tags (for example H1) still form the core of HTML. Currently, tags that are used to determine the style of text (for example FONT) are undesirable and almost never used. This led to the creation of style sheets (CSS). Over time, the W3C decided on the need to separate content and page style. In the early days of the development of the Internet, all content tags and styles were present in one giant, bulky (and rather complex) language. HTML was not the only web development standard. In turn, browsers are responsible for rendering the content of the page using these tags. Here are just a few of the examples for the previously mentioned tags: Tags and elements are highlighted using the characters. HTML uses tags to determine the structure of text. The HTML standard was developed by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) in 1997. These are all parts of HTML: from elements that make links to your document (hypertext), to elements that make these documents interactive (for example, forms). Using it, developers determine how multimedia, text, or hyperlinks will be displayed among other content in the browser. Most web pages hosted on the Internet are written in some version of HTML. HTML can be called the main language of the World Wide Web.
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