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HTML aside Tag

HTML <aside> Tag - Syntax and Usage
HTML <aside> Tag Attributes
Difference between <aside> tag and <div> tag
Default CSS Style for HTML <aside> tag
Browser Support for HTML <aside> tag

HTML aside Tag

HTML <aside> tag is used to show the content which is related to the main content and a part of it but it's just some additional information that is useful for the viewer of the webpage.

For example, if you have a webpage for your portfolio, and you have specified all your skills, the projects you have worked about, information about your schooling, and your hometown. Now to add to this information, you can add a few lines about your hometown, which is not directly related to your portfolio but is definitely some additional information, so you can keep this inside the <aside> tag.

The contents inside the <aside> tag usually has content that adds to the main content. You can actually add a few extra lines to explain briefly, what's inside the main content.

The <aside> tag contains mainly author information, links, related content, etc.
The <aside> tag is used to easily differentiate between the main text and subordinated text.
It needs CSS for any specific styling.
Also, this is a block-level element.

HTML `<aside>` Tag - Syntax and Usage

The <aside> element requires the start(opening) tag and end(closing) tag.

Below we have a basic syntax for the same:

<aside>
    ...
</aside>

HTML `<aside>` Tag Basic Example

Below we have a basic example for a clear understanding of <aside> tag:

<html> 
    <head> 
        <title>HTML aside tag example</title> 
        <style>
            aside {
                color:#6a67ce;
                background-color: #f9f9f9;
                padding:10px;
                border: solid 2px #f5f5f5;
            }
        </style>
    </head> 
    <body> 
        <h1>Studytonight.com</h1> 
        <p>Best place to Learn Coding Online. Interactive Course for HTML, Videos for CSS, Playground for practicing, and so many tutorials to learn different programming languages.</p>
        <p>Studytonight was started in <b>March 2013</b> and since then it has been working towards bringing in easy to understand, simple content to help beginners learn programming language and computer science subjects.</p>
        <aside> 
            <p>In 2013, our founders were in CDAC, Noida, where they planned to create this website.</p>
            <p>Noida is a city in Uttar Pradesh state in India.</p>
        </aside> 
    </body> 
</html>

Let's take one more example with some different styling given to the <aside> tag

<html>
    <head>
        <title>More stylish Aside tag</title>
        <style>
         #content {
         margin:10px;
         background-color:#f5f5f5;
         overflow:auto;
         border-radius:5px;
         }
            article {
                width: 50%;
                float: left;
                padding:10px;
                float:left;
                line-height: 24px;
            }
            aside {
                float:right;
                width: 40%;
                float: right;
                background-color: #ff9100;
                color: white;
                padding:10px;
                margin:10px;
                border-radius:5px;
            }
        </style>
    </head>
    <body>
     <div id="content">
         <article>
             <h1>Studytonight.com</h1>
         <p>Best place to Learn Coding Online. Interactive Course for HTML, Videos for CSS, Playground for practicing, and so many tutorials to learn different programming languages.</p>
         <p>Studytonight was started in <b>March 2013</b> and since then it has been working towards bringing in easy to understand, simple content to help beginners learn programming language and computer science subjects.</p>
         </article>
         <aside>
             <p>In 2013, our founders were in CDAC, Noida, where they planned to create this website.</p>
             <p>Noida is a city in Uttar Pradesh state in India.</p>
         </aside>
        </div>
    </body>
</html>

HTML `<aside>` Tag Attributes

This element does not have any specific attributes although this element supports Global attributes and Event attributes.

Difference between `<aside>` tag and `<div>` tag

The <aside> and <div> both elements have the same function but possess different meanings:

<div>: This tag creates a division or section on a website.

<aside>: The <aside> also creates section or division on a webpage but it only contains the content related to the main content of that webpage.

The HTML <aside> tag is useful for the search engine, browsers, etc to understand which content is the main content and which part of content is just some additional information.

Default CSS Style for HTML `<aside>` tag

Most Browsers has the default values as given below:

aside {
    display: block;
}

Browser Support for HTML `<aside>` tag

Following browsers support this attribute:

Firefox 4+
Google Chrome 6+
Internet Explorer 9+
Apple Safari 5+
Opera 11.1+

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HTML aside Tag

Contents

HTML aside Tag

HTML `<aside>` Tag - Syntax and Usage

HTML `<aside>` Tag Basic Example

HTML `<aside>` Tag Attributes

Difference between `<aside>` tag and `<div>` tag

Default CSS Style for HTML `<aside>` tag

Browser Support for HTML `<aside>` tag

HTML 5 References Tutorial

Recommended Handbooks

C++ Handbook

Python Basics Handbook

Javascript Handbook

ReactJS Projects Handbook

Computer Networks Tutorial

Operating System Tutorial

DBMS and SQL Tutorial

Java Tutorial

C Language Tutorial

PHP Tutorial

Android Tutorial

Linux Guide Tutorial

Data Structures and Algorithms Tutorial

Computer Architecture

Docker Tutorial

GIT (Using Github) Tutorial

Go Language Tutorial

GIT Guide

CSS Tutorial

Advanced Data Structures

Spring Framework Tutorial

Spring Boot Tutorial

Kotlin Tutorial

Apache Cordova Tutorial

SASS-SCSS Tutorial

HTML aside Tag

Contents

HTML aside Tag

HTML <aside> Tag - Syntax and Usage

HTML <aside> Tag Basic Example

HTML <aside> Tag Attributes

Difference between <aside> tag and <div> tag

Default CSS Style for HTML <aside> tag

Browser Support for HTML <aside> tag

HTML 5 References Tutorial

Recommended Handbooks

C++ Handbook

Python Basics Handbook

Javascript Handbook

ReactJS Projects Handbook

Computer Networks Tutorial

Operating System Tutorial

DBMS and SQL Tutorial

Java Tutorial

C Language Tutorial

PHP Tutorial

Android Tutorial

Linux Guide Tutorial

Data Structures and Algorithms Tutorial

Computer Architecture

Docker Tutorial

GIT (Using Github) Tutorial

Go Language Tutorial

GIT Guide

CSS Tutorial

Advanced Data Structures

Spring Framework Tutorial

Spring Boot Tutorial

Kotlin Tutorial

Apache Cordova Tutorial

SASS-SCSS Tutorial

HTML `<aside>` Tag - Syntax and Usage

HTML `<aside>` Tag Basic Example

HTML `<aside>` Tag Attributes

Difference between `<aside>` tag and `<div>` tag

Default CSS Style for HTML `<aside>` tag

Browser Support for HTML `<aside>` tag