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HTML <meter> Tag

The <meter> tag defines a scalar measurement within a known range. This can be used to display a visual representation of a value within a specified range. It is often used in displaying progress bars, gauges, and other visual representations of measurements.

Example:

<meter value="60" min="0" max="100">60 out of 100</meter>

In the above example, the <meter> tag is used to display a measurement of 60 out of 100 within a range of 0 to 100.

Attributes of the <meter> tag:

Attribute Description
value Sets the current value of the measurement.
min Specifies the minimum value of the measurement range.
max Specifies the maximum value of the measurement range.
low Specifies a range below which the value is considered low.
high Specifies a range above which the value is considered high.

Example with Attributes:


<meter value="40" min="0" max="100" low="30" high="70" optimum="80">40 out of 100</meter>

In this example, the <meter> tag has additional attributes low, high, and optimum specified. The value of 40 is considered within a low range of 30-70, and an optimum value of 80 is set.