TITLE title of document HTML 4.01 Strict

TITLE

Purpose

document title

Description

This element encloses the title of a document. Since the TITLE element occurs inside the document's HEAD element, it is not considered to be part of the displayed content of the document itself. Typically, a browser will display the title of a document on its titlebar. You can have exactly one TITLE in the document. The contents of the TITLE can be any amount of text. For example:

<HEAD>
 <TITLE>
  Hello World Demonstration Document
 </TITLE>
</HEAD>

Start tag

Required <TITLE>

Attributes

Name	Type	Default	Comment
dir	( ltr \| rtl )	#IMPLIED	direction for weak/neutral text
lang	NAME	#IMPLIED	language code as RFC1766; language code

Content

( #PCDATA ) -( SCRIPT | STYLE | META | LINK | OBJECT )

End tag

Required </TITLE>

Referenced in

HEAD