HTML Element Components
While the webforJ's Element class allows users to create HTML elements in their applications, a suite of standard HTML elements has been included with webforJ's core components for ease of use.
The following components can be used, and map to the corresponding HTML elements:
| webforJ Class | HTML Element | Can Add Components? |
|---|---|---|
Anchor | <a> | ✔️ |
Article | <article> | ✔️ |
Aside | <aside> | ✔️ |
Break | <hr> | ❌ |
Div | <div> | ✔️ |
Emphasis | <em> | ✔️ |
Fieldset | <fieldset> | ✔️ |
Footer | <footer> | ✔️ |
FormattedText | <pre> | ✔️ |
H1 - H6 | <h1> - <h6> | ✔️ |
Header | <header> | ✔️ |
Iframe | <iframe> | ❌ |
Img | <img> | ❌ |
Legend | <legend> | ❌ |
ListEntry | <li> | ✔️ |
Main | <main> | ✔️ |
Nav | <nav> | ✔️ |
OrderedList | <ol> | ✔️ |
Paragraph | <p> | ✔️ |
Section | <section> | ✔️ |
Span | <span> | ✔️ |
Strong | <strong> | ✔️ |
UnorderedList | <ul> | ✔️ |
These components have been implemented to provide an API for interaction with the various properties, attributes and functionalities expected from these elements.
Methods are also provided to add to, remove from, and access components, as outlined in this section of the Element class.