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The menu element represents information as a list of items or commands.
The menu element is used to define a list as a menu of commands. It can have event and global attributes in addition to two of its own.
The menu element has partial support in Firefox only for the context form.
- label - Text for the label to display for the menu item.
- type - How the menu should be displayed to the user. Possible values are:
- context - Display a series of entries triggered by another element. Like a dropdown for example.
- list - Default. The name could change to toolbar in HTML 5.1. Displays menu items that are always within view.
View live exampleThis is an example of the menu element using the type and label attributes as well as the button element.
|HTML 5.1||W3C Working Draft|
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