HTML Nav Tag <nav> is used to define a section of links, used for navigation, in an HTML Resource or webpage.
It’s not important to keep all the links of a resource or webpage in the HTML Nav tag, only the major and important links should be kept in the Nav tag .
HTML Nav Tag <nav> is a closed tag and needs a closing Nav Tag </nav>.
Syntax of HMTL Nav Tag
<nav> Some links here.. </nav>
Example of HTML Nav Tag
HTML Nav Tag Code | Output |
<nav> <a href="http://techhoney.com/oracle-sql-plsql/">PL/SQL</a>, <a href="http://techhoney.com/category/oaf-miscellaneous/">OA Framework</a>, </nav> |
In the example above we can see that we have created 2 links, one for Oracle PL/SQL and another for OA Framework by using Nav HTML Tag.
Once we click on any of the link we will be able to navigate to the corresponding page and view all the content.
HTML Nav Tag supports all HTML Global Attributes and HTML Event Attributes
HTML Nav Tag Supporting Browsers
S. No. | Browser | Supported(Yes/No) |
1 | Internet Explorer | Yes (from IE-9 onwards) |
2 | Firefox | Yes |
3 | Google Chrome | Yes |
4 | Opera | Yes |
5 | Safari | Yes |