Global attributes may be used with all HTML elements, even those not specified in the HTML standard. Global attributes may not have any effect on some elements.
accesskey
- The
accesskeyAttribute allows you to specify a keyboard shortcut to focus or activate a specific element. class
- The
classglobal attribute specifies one or more class names for an HTML element. contenteditable
- The
contenteditableattribute specifies whether an element should be editable by the user. dir
- The
dirAttribute specifies the direction of the element’s text. draggable
- The
draggableAttribute specifies whether the element can be dragged either via native browser functionality, or with the Drag and Drop API. hidden
- The hidden attribute is a boolean that specifies that an element is not relevant and should not be displayed by the browser.
id
- The
idAttribute specifies a unique identifier for an HTML element. integrity
- The
integrityAttribute is used with a<script>element to enable a browser (or other user agents) to verify that a fetched resource has not been manipulated. lang
- The
langAttribute specifies the language of an element’s content. spellcheck
- The
spellcheckAttribute specifies whether the element should have its spelling and grammar checked. style
- The
styleAttribute specifies an inline CSS style for an element. tabindex
- The
tabindexAttribute specifies that its element can be focused the order it can be tabbed when navigating. title
- The
titleAttribute specifies additional information about an element, commonly in the form of a tooltip when the mouse hovers over the element. translate
- The
translateAttribute specifies whether the element should be translated or not when a page is localized, for example by Google Translate.