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<img align="">
Was previously used to specify the alignment and placement of an image relative to the surrounding text. It has been deprecated and should not be used.<input accesskey="">
Defines a keyboard shortcut for the element.<table frame="">
The frame attribute was used to define the visible borders of a table. It is now deprecated and should no longer be used.<img hspace="">
Previously used to add horizontal space on both side of an image. It is now deprecated.<input language="">
Was used to indicate the scripting language used for events triggered by the input.<thead> HTML Tag
The <thead> element is used to identify one or more rows of a table that contain column labels rather than table data.<img ismap>
Identifies an image as a server-side image map. When the containing anchor link is clicked, the coordinates of the mouse will be included in the request.<isindex prompt="">
Specifies a label or prompt text for the document search form.<img usemap="">
Specifies a client-side image map to be used with the image.<isindex action="">
Specifies a URL to search, instead of the current document.<img lowsrc="">
Specified a smaller or lower-quality version of an image.<kbd> HTML Tag
The <kbd> element is used to identify text that represents user keyboard input. Text surrounded by <kbd> tags is typically displayed in the browser's default monospace font.<img naturalsizeflag="">
This attribute does nothing. It was once used by a proprietary software system.<label for="">
Specifies the ID of the associated form field element.<img nosave>
Was intended to prevent users from downloading an image. Was never a part of the HTML specification, and not widely implemented.<legend> HTML Tag
The <legend> element is used to add a caption to a group of related form <input> elements that have been grouped together into a <fieldset>.<img dynsrc="">
An early failed attempt to include native video playback in HTML.<legend align="">
Was used to specify the placement of the legend element. Deprecated. Use CSS instead.<img controls>
Toggled media player controls when used in conjunction with thedynsrcattribute. Both attributes are now deprecated.<li> HTML Tag
The <li> element defines a list item that is part of an ordered and unordered list of items.<img start="">
Was used in conjunction with the dynsrc attribute to add a video that would load in supported browsers in the place of the image that would otherwise be displayed.<li type="">
Specifies the bullet or numbering style for an individual list item.<img suppress="">
Used by the now-defunct Netscape browser to suppress the display of image prior to image download completion.<li value="">
Specifies the counter value for a list item within a numbered list.<input name="">
Specifies the name of an input element. The name and value of each input element are included in the HTTP request when the form is submitted.<span> HTML Tag
The <span> element is the inline equivalent to the block-level <div> element. It is used to select inline content for purely stylistic purposes.<input size="">
Specifies the width of the input in characters.<style type="">
Identifies the type of media contained within a <style> element. However, the only supported value is text/css, so the attribute is not needed.<area> HTML Tag
The <area> element is used as a child of a <map> element to define clickable a region on an image map. Different regions of an image map can be hyperlinked to different locations by nesting multiple <area> elements in a single <map> element.