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pub struct Title;
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The <title> element - document title.

§Purpose

The <title> element defines the title of the document, shown in the browser’s title bar or tab. It is also used by search engines as the page title in search results and is important for SEO and accessibility.

§Content Categories

  • Metadata Content

§Permitted Content Model

  • Text content only (no child elements)

§Common Use Cases

  • Setting the browser tab/window title
  • Providing the page title for search engine results
  • Defining the default bookmark name
  • Displaying the page title when sharing on social media

§Key Attributes

  • Global attributes only (rarely used)

§Example

<head>
  <title>Introduction to HTML - Web Development Tutorial</title>
</head>

§Accessibility

  • The title is announced by screen readers when navigating to a page
  • Should be descriptive and unique for each page
  • Typically 50-60 characters for optimal display in search results

§WHATWG Specification

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impl HtmlElement for Title

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const TAG: &'static str = "title"

The HTML tag name (e.g., “div”, “span”, “img”).
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const VOID: bool = false

Whether this is a void element (self-closing, no children allowed).
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impl CanContain<Text> for Title

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impl CanContain<Title> for Head

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impl MetadataContent for Title

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impl Freeze for Title

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Title

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impl Send for Title

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impl Sync for Title

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impl Unpin for Title

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impl UnwindSafe for Title

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