HTML <applet> Tags - HTML5 is not supported

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Browser support

Comments: Some There is still support for <applet> in the browser but it requires additional plug-ins and installation processes to work.

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Tag definition and usage instructions

What does applet mean?

HTML5 does not support the <applet> tag. Please use the <object> tag instead.

In HTML 4.01, the <applet> element is deprecated. The

<applet> tag defines the embedded applet.

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Differences between HTML 4.01 and HTML5

HTML5 does not support the <applet> tag, and HTML 4.01 has deprecated the <applet> tag.

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Required attributes

AttributesValueDescriptioncodeSpecifies the file name of the Java applet. object specifies the name of the resource that contains a series of versions of this applet.

	URL
	name

Optional attributes

AttributesValueDescriptionalignleft specifies the alignment of the applet relative to surrounding elements. altSpecifies the replacement text for the applet. archive Specifies the location of the archive file. codebaseSpecifies the base URL for the applet specified in the code attribute. heightSpecifies the height of the applet. hspace Defines the horizontal spacing around the applet. name Defines the name of the applet (to be used in scripts). vspace Defines the vertical spacing around the applet. widthSpecifies the width of the applet.

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Standard attributes

In HTML 4.01, the <applet> tag supports the following standard attributes:

	right top bottom middle Baseline
	text
	URL
	URL
	pixels
	pixels
	name
	pixels
	pixels

Attributes	Value	Description
class	classname	Specifies the class name of the element
id	id	Specifies the unique id of the element
style	style_definition	Specifies the inline style of the element
title	text	Specifies additional information for the element

For a complete description, visit the standard properties.

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Event Attributes

In HTML 4.01, the <applet> tag does not support any event attributes.

For a complete description, visit the event properties.