HTML <data> Tag

The <data> tag in HTML is used to provide a machine-readable version of the content within the tag. This can be useful for search engines, screen readers, and other tools that may need to parse the data within the tag.

How to use the <data> tag:

To use the <data> tag, simply wrap the data you want to provide a machine-readable version of within the opening and closing <data> tags. You can then use the value attribute to provide the machine-readable version of the data.

Example:

<p>The temperature today is <data value="72">72°F</data></p>

In this example, the machine-readable version of the temperature is provided in the value attribute, while the human-readable version of the temperature is displayed within the <data> tags.

Attributes of the <data> tag:

Attribute	Description
value	Specifies the machine-readable version of the data within the tag.

Overall, the <data> tag is a useful tool for providing machine-readable data within an HTML document.