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&quot;Can you have html tags embedded in the html title attribute?&quot;<br />
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Google commonly embeds javascript in the headers of pages, and the results are wildly unpredictable. &nbsp;It seems to be a way to &quot;hack&quot; the browsers to not screen javascript for errors. &nbsp;Title will not work, but you might experiment with putting code into the HEAD. &nbsp;But by definition, no HTML in the head is executed. &nbsp;SO I would say no, the browsers are simply going to ignore the tags, and probably the entire &lt;TITLE&gt; data.
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"Can you have html tags embedded in the html title attribute?"

Google commonly embeds javascript in the headers of pages, and the results are wildly unpredictable.  It seems to be a way to "hack" the browsers to not screen javascript for errors.  Title will not work, but you might experiment with putting code into the HEAD.  But by definition, no HTML in the head is executed.  SO I would say no, the browsers are simply going to ignore the tags, and probably the entire <TITLE> data.

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Can you have html tags embedded in the html title attribute?<br />
I am pulling a field from a database (HardCoverRetailPrice) and displaying it in the title attribute, but the field has &lt;strike&gt; in it and when I mouseover, the title attribute displays this:<br />
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&lt;strike&gt;$55.00&lt;/strike&gt;<br />
$41.25 hardcover<br />
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I would like the strikethrough mark to display instead of &lt;strike&gt;<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;/visit/stores/online<wbr />_redo/inde<wbr />x_shop_aul<wbr />t.cfm&quot; class=&quot;nounderline&quot;&gt;&lt;img src=&quot;/visit/images/#CoverI<wbr />mageFilena<wbr />me#&quot; &nbsp;title=&quot;HardcoverRetailPric<wbr />e# &gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Can you have html tags embedded in the html title attribute?
I am pulling a field from a database (HardCoverRetailPrice) and displaying it in the title attribute, but the field has <strike> in it and when I mouseover, the title attribute displays this:

<strike>$55.00</strike>
$41.25 hardcover

I would like the strikethrough mark to display instead of <strike>

<a href="/visit/stores/online_redo/index_shop_ault.cfm" class="nounderline"><img src="/visit/images/#CoverImageFilename#"  title="HardcoverRetailPrice# >	

html title attribute

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.