Name

address — HTML 4.01 | HTML5

Synopsis

<address> . . . </address>

Supplies the author’s contact information, typically at the beginning or end of a document. It is not to be used for all postal addresses, unless the address is provided as the contact information for the author of the document.

Notes

In HTML5, the address element may apply to a specific section or article within a document (as defined by the new section and article elements, respectively).

Start/End Tags

Required/Required

Attributes

Core, Internationalization, Events, HTML5 Global Attributes

Example

<address>
Contributed by <a href="http://example.com/authors
/robbins/"> Jennifer Robbins</a>, <a href="http://
www.oreilly.com/"> O'Reilly Media</a>
</address>

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