What does the title attribute do ?
Using the title Attribute in HTML
The title attribute in HTML provides additional information about an element. When a user hovers over the element with their mouse, most browsers display the title text as a small tooltip. It is often used to give hints, descriptions, or extra context about an element.
Example: Using the title Attribute
Key Points About the title Attribute
The title attribute shows a tooltip when the user hovers over an element.
It can be applied to most HTML elements, including links, paragraphs, images, and buttons.
It is useful for adding descriptions or hints without cluttering the page.
Overusing the title attribute for accessibility is not recommended; use ARIA attributes or proper labels instead.
Some mobile browsers may not display the title tooltip because there is no hover state.