<object>
Published Mar 24, 2022Updated Jul 1, 2022
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The <object>
element represents some resource external to the HTML document. This resource can be treated as an image, an embedded browsing context, or as content to be handled by a browser plugin.
Syntax
<object type="MIME type" data="URL of resource"></object>
The <object>
element requires the following attributes to work properly:
- A
type
attribute that tells the browser what content media (MIME) type will be displayed. (“application/pdf”, “application/x-java-applet”, “audio/mp4”, etc.) - A
data
attribute that contains the URL to the resource being used.
This element may contain zero or more <param>
elements to pass parameters on to the resource it is displaying:
<object type="MIME type" data="URL of resource"><param name="parameter name" value="parameter value" /></object>
Example
<objectwidth="420"height="315"type="video/mp4"data="https://www.youtube.com/v/138enunVlfs"></object>
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