UK[kəˈmɑ:nd] US[kəˈmænd]
n. Command, command; headquarters, command post; [computer] command; control force
vt. Command; command, Control, command; deserve, deserve
vi. Give an order; command, instruction
adj. Directed, made according to an order (or request)
Third person singular: commands Plural: commands Present participle: commanding Past tense: commanded Past participle: commanded
html command tag syntax
Function: indicates the commands that the user can call.
Description: <command> tag can define command buttons, such as radio buttons, check boxes or buttons. The command element is only visible if it is inside a menu element. Otherwise this element will not be displayed, but it can be used to specify keyboard shortcuts.
Note: Currently only Internet Explorer 9 supports the <command> tag. The <command> tag is new in HTML 5.
html command tag example
<!DOCTYPE HTML> <html> <body> <menu> <command type="command">Click Me!</command> </menu> </body> </html>
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