Elementary Standards HTML Tutorial
The tutorials found herein have been written for clarification of existing W3C HTML 5 and HTML 4.01 (and, by extension, xHTML 1.0 as text/html) specifications through the use of real-world examples.
clear
The clear attribute clears floated elements.
[Note: This presentation attribute has been deprecated in HTML 4.01 and obsoleted in HTML 5. CSS has supplanted this attribute with the property clear.]
- Attribute name:
clear- Value:
- left | all | right | [Boolean]
- Example [Simple Pullquote (
ClearAttribute)]: - Code [HTML]:
-
<aside id="serviceAnnouncementsBlock"> <p><a href="http://www.elementary-group-standards.com/service-announcements/elementary-announcement-014"> » <img src="/images/tutorials/agency-practice_1.png" alt="Illustrated service announcement that states 'Use » Source Code Comments'" style="float:left;padding-right:10px;"></a></p> <p>“<span class="upperclass">Elementary Service Announcements</span>”!—a <span class="oblique">great</span> » new web Standard ‘Best Practice’ Tool! A <span class="oblique">magnificent</span> new ‘Best Practice’ Tool! The » most <span class="oblique">luxurious</span> new ‘Best Practice’ Standard Tool ever published! <span class="upperclass"> » Elementary Service Announcements</span>”— now being lauded at Standards’ showrooms everywhere! Numerous » ultra-modern disciplines— the De Luxe Agency Announcements, the De Luxe Perceived Value Announcements, » the De Luxe Search Marketing Announcements, the De Luxe HTML Announcements, the De Luxe » CSS Announcements! Each announcement rendered in full color and describes the principal points » of ‘Best Practice’ when performing Web Standards tasks.</p> <br clear="left"> </aside>
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