HTML <menu> tag

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The label defines a menu list that achieves the same display as a sequenceless table, refer to the following example:

Two examples of menu button series options ("File" and "Edit"):

< menu type = " toolbar " >

< li >

< menu label = " File " >

< button type = " button " onclick = " file_new() " > New... </ button >

< button type = " button " onclick = " file_open() " > Open... </ button >

< button type = " button " onclick = " file_save() " > Save </ button >

</ menu >

</ li >

< li >

< menu label = " Edit " >

< button type = " button " onclick = " edit_cut() " > Cut </ button >

< button type = " button " onclick = " edit_copy() " > Copy </ button >

< button type = " button " onclick = " edit_paste() " > Paste </ button >

</ menu >

</ li >

</ menu >

Currently, mainstream browsers do not support the hashtag.

The label defines a list of commands or menus. L abels are typically used for text menus, toolbars, and command list options.

Tip: Use CSS to define menu list styles.

HTML 4.01's element is obsolete.

The elements in HTML5 have been redefined.

New :HTML5 new property.

Attributes	value	describe
label New	text	Describe the tag of the menu item.
type New	context toolbar list	Describe the display menu type. The default is "List".

The label supports global properties and views the full property sheet HTML global properties.

The label supports all HTML event properties.