| HTML tag attributes | Description |
| ID/Name | The ID attribute: Used to reference an object using JavaScript™ or CSS. For example, the object could be ID = ZipCode. |
| Class | The Class attribute: Used to apply a CSS class for a defined object. For example, if the object's name is ZipCode, the class could be Numeric. CSS styles are defined in the HTML Head Content event for a form or page. |
| Style | The Style attribute: Used to apply specific CSS styles to an object using in-line CSS. For example, if the object's name is ZipCode, the class is Numeric, the style could be font-size:10pt. If you have more then one value, separate them with a semicolon; for example, font-size:10pt; color: blue. |
| Title | The Title attribute: Used generally in Explorer 4.x and later to provide the user with a tip or prompt. For example, if the object's name is ZipCode, the class is Numeric, the title could be Enter your Zip Code. The title displays differently on different browsers. |
| Other | Used for additional HTML tag attributes, and must be written as pure HTML code. For example, instead of writing ZipCode in the ID/Name box, you have to write ID="ZipCode." |