The tag selector can also be used to remove elements and in a more subtle way than the Delete key. As we have seen, HTML pages contain a hierarchical structure of elements and the tag selector allows you to remove elements without necessarily removing the element(s) they contain.
For example, if we click on a linked image, the status bar indicates a highlighted <img> tag and to the left of this an <a> tag representing the link. If we no longer want the image to be a link, we can right click on the <a> tag and choose Remove Tag. The link disappears but the image remains.
Please note that the Remove Tag command is not available for table elements. To delete a table element, such as a cell or row, use the tag selector to highlight the element then press the Delete key on your keyboard to remove the element.
