When viewing an HTML file in the Detail pane, four columns of information can be seen. The first is the Tag column, which shows a graphical representation of the item, and the information as to what that item is. The Attribute column shows the HTML attribute of the tag. An attribute is used in HTML for specifying what an object is or does. For example, a hyperlink has an HREF attribute for setting where the browser will jump to when the link is clicked. The Target column indicates whether a particular element has been "connected" to an event. When this element is activated—such as a hyperlink being clicked—the event associated with it in the Target column is triggered. If the tag is "disconnected," and has no event associated with it, <None> will appear in this column. Finally, the HTML context column shows the HTML code associated with that object.