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Latest revision as of 11:03, 29 April 2016
In HTML the addr element represents an address.
Examples
<address> <p>Santa Claus</p> <p>North Pole</p> <p>Attn: Gifts department</p> </address>
See also
External links
- [] @ developers.mozilla.org
- address @ w3schools.com
