HTML in Dash

The HTML language

HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is a markup language that forms the building blocks needed to create structured and semantically meaningful web pages. It is arguably one of the most important skills to master when learning web development, as it ties closely with CSS and JavaScript to create aesthetic and interactive web pages.

HTML Dash Components

HTML Components in Dash refers to the set of HTML tags and attributes that can be used within a Dash application to create the user interface.

Some of the most commonly used HTML Components in Dash include:

• HTML Div: This is a container for other HTML Components and can be used to group related components together.

• HTML Span: This is used to apply styles to specific parts of the text.

• HTML Image: This is used to display images within a web page.

• HTML Link: This is used to create links to other web pages or external resources.

• HTML Table: This is used to display tabular data.

• HTML Input: This is used to create input fields for collecting data from users.

• HTML Button: This is used to create clickable buttons that can trigger actions within the application.

Using these HTML Components, developers can create complex and interactive web applications with Dash. The HTML Components in Dash can be styled using CSS and can be combined with other Dash Components, such as graphs and charts, to create a dynamic user interface.

How do we use HTML in Dash?

In Dash, we use the html Components module. We can import the module in the following way:

from dash import html

Which HTML Components are available to us?

To explore the HTML Components, we can either search the Dash documentation or execute the following command:

dir(html)

To get the class names, attributes, and methods of the dash.html module, we can look at all the elements in the list, starting with ...