Hey everyone,

I'm wondering if there is an HTML doc for html 4 and 5. A doc that has all the attributes and tags like the JDK for java. Please post a link to a site if there is one.


Thanks.

Dani AI

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pointed to the official specs and discovered that "File -> Save as" is a quick way to grab a local copy. For a more practical, up-to-date workflow, use the WHATWG HTML Living Standard as the ongoing authorative spec and MDN for element-by-element reference and real examples (WHATWG HTML Spec and MDN HTML reference).

For reliable offline access and good searchability, use a documentation app or an offline doc service rather than raw "Save as":

  • DevDocs lets you cache docsets in the browser for offline use (DevDocs).
  • Dash (macOS) and Zeal (Windows/Linux) provide downloadable, versioned docsets with fast search (Dash, Zeal).

If a local mirror is needed, a single-command downloader can work; be mindful of server load and robots.txt. Example using wget:

wget --mirror --convert-links --adjust-extension --page-requisites --no-parent https://html.spec.whatwg.org/

Saved pages or a wget mirror may miss some dynamic examples or external assets; printing the single-page WHATWG spec to PDF from the browser often gives a cleaner, complete snapshot. For checking validity or legacy HTML4 compatibility, use the W3C validator and MDN's compatibility notes.

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Thanks for the links. But I don't seem to find a downloadable version of the docs.

That'll be so great if you could just post a link to a downloadable version.

cheers,

File --> Save as.. has solved the problem. Anyway, thanks for the links. Greatly appreciated.

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