HTML - tags - param tag

revision: January 28, 2025

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"param" tag : parameters tag for object element

The <param> tag is used to define parameters for an <object> element. We can use more than one <param> tag within an <object> element in any order, but each tag must contain "name" and "value" attribute and should be placed at the start of the content. The <param> tag controls the behaviour of the <object> element using a different pair of the "name" of value attributes, such as autoplay, controller, etc.

Attributes: the <param> element includes the global attributes. The tag also supports the following additional attributes:

name ; value: text ; specifies the name of a parameter.

value ; value: text; specifies the value of a parameter.

syntax

        <object>
            <param name=" " value=" "> 
            <param name=" " value=" "> 
        </object>
    

some examples

code:
                <object class="example" data="../pics/horse.wav">
                    <param name="autoplay" value="true">
                </object>
            

coding:
                    <object class="example" data="../pics/peacock.wav">
                        <param name="autoplay" value="true">
                    </object>