The markup that web pages are built from; tools like DocFX turn documentation into static HTML websites.
Also called HyperText Markup Language.
In the Ultra Transcenders books
Each book explains HTML in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.
Terms in this definition
- LIKE
Compares strings with a pattern that can contain the % and _ wildcards. Because it only understands character patterns, searching big volumes of text this way is much slower than using full-text search.
- TURN
If a direct link can't be made, RDP Shortpath for Windows 365 relays UDP traffic via Microsoft servers on port 3478 instead.
Related terms
- CSS
Language for styling web pages. Test Impact Analysis can't map edits like CSS or HTML to tests, so it runs everything.
- Markdown output (Document Intelligence)
Option on the layout model that returns the extracted content as Markdown, rendering tables as HTML; handy when chunking documents for RAG.
- Notice templates
Reusable emails in Insider Risk Management, each having its own sender, subject line and a plain-text or HTML body, for reminding whoever a case concerns.
- textType (Translator)
A parameter of the Translate operation. The default, plain, handles tags as ordinary text; html keeps well-formed markup intact and respects class=notranslate.
- Web.Page
Pulls tables out of HTML pages in Power Query M but has been superseded, as Desktop now defaults to Web.BrowserContents. Any semantic model relying on it needs a gateway before the service can refresh it.