Where is ADF FACES HTML tags in JDeveloper 11g?

I am using JDeveloper 11.1.1.2.0 for my project. I remembered in 10g I have a list of HTML tags such as, afh:tableLayout, afh:cellFormat, etc under ADF FACES HTML package. However, in new JDeveloper 11g, I could only see ADF Cores and there is no ADF Faces HTML tags. Are they still available in 11g? If so, how I could install those tags in JDeveloper 11g?

Thanks for your quick response. Actually I am converting a Trinidad project into ADF 11g. In old one, I used a lot of tableLayout components. It seems impossible for me to convert all those tableLayout into ADF 11g layout components in a short period of time.

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