ADDRESS

This element is for address information, signatures, authorship, etc, often at the top or bottom of a document. It is also used, especially when marking up an existing text, to indicate the authorship or "byline" of the work (not just the creator of the web page).

If you want line breaks to appear within an ADDRESS element, you must use BR tags.

Note that despite common authorial expectation, ADDRESS may not occur inside a Paragraph, though it may occur inside a BLOCKQUOTE or FORM.

Example

<ADDRESS>
John Doe, jdoe@foo.org.com.
</ADDRESS>

Content

#PCDATA
a -- Anchor; source and/or destination of a link
applet
b -- Bold text
basefont
big
br -- Line break
cite -- Name or title of cited work
code -- Source code phrase. addresses and URLS.
dfn
em -- Emphasized phrase
font
i -- Italic text
img -- Image; icon, glyph or illustration
input -- Form input datum
kbd -- Keyboard phrase, e.g. user input
map
p -- Paragraph
samp -- Sample text or characters
script
select -- Selection of option(s) (in form)
small
strike
strong -- Strong emphasis
sub
sup
textarea -- An area for text input (in form)
tt -- Typewriter text
u
var -- Variable phrase or substitutable

No ATTRIBUTES
CONTENT DECLARATION

Tag Minimization: Open Tag: REQUIRED
Close Tag: REQUIRED

Parent Elements

blockquote -- Quoted passage
body -- Document body
center
div
form -- Fill-out or data-entry form
multicol
noscript
td
th

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