body
The HTML <body> element is the main display container for the web document. It gets placed inside of the <html> root element. All elements to be displayed in a normal way on your web page go inside of the body element.
HTML CODE EXAMPLE
HTML CODE EXAMPLE
<html>
<body>
<h2>This is a web document</h2>
</body>
</html>
<body>
<h2>This is a web document</h2>
</body>
</html>
Live Browser
This is a web document
Attributes for this element:
global attributes - global core attributesSee: list of global attributes
Events handlers for this element:
onblur - when the document loses focusValue: "functionName()"
onfocus - when the document get focus
Value: "functionName()"
onload - when the document is finished loading
Value: "functionName()"
onunload - when the document is going away
Value: "functionName()"
global event handlers - global event handler attributes
See: list of global event handlers
New HTML5 Events handlers for this element:(applies 2014)
onafterprint - when the document print process is completed.Value: "functionName()"
onbeforeprint - when the user requests to print to document
Value: "functionName()"
onbeforeunload - when the document is about to unload
Value: "functionName()"
onerror - when the document fails to load correctly
Value: "functionName()"
onhashchange - when the documents hashed identifier changes.
Value: "functionName()"
onmessage - when the document gets a message
Value: "functionName()"
onoffline - when connction to the network is severed
Value: "functionName()"
ononline - when connction to the network is re-established
Value: "functionName()"
onpopstate - when the user navigates session history
Value: "functionName()"
onredo - when the user chooses to redo an action
Value: "functionName()"
onresize - when the document view is resized
Value: "functionName()"
onstorage - when the storage area receives changes
Value: "functionName()"
onundo - when the user chooses to undo an action
Value: "functionName()"
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