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Web Design HTML ABCD
Term | Definition |
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spaces | Avoid using these in HTML filenames (html or image files) |
<!doctype html> | First line; document type declaration tag |
</html> | Final tag in HTML documents |
browsers | Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer are examples of |
search engines | Google, Bing, and Ask are examples of |
HyperText | The HT in HTML |
Markup | The M in HTML |
Language | The L in HTML |
nothing | What goes between </head> and <body>? |
<head> | Sacred tag on the webpage for elements that DO NOT display on the browser screen, such as title or meta |
<title> | Tag where the words that display in the title bar or tab are coded |
<body> | Put all content that display in the browser window in this tag section |
tags | HTML codes inside angled brackets are called this |
empty | Tags that do not have separate opening and closing tag pairs are referred to as this |
<p> | Tag for any regular sized block of text, even if it's just one word long |
<strong> | Tag used to bold words |
<em> | Tag used to italicize words |
<h2> | Tag used to insert a level 2 heading |
<h1> | Largest HTML heading tag |
<h6> | Smallest HTML heading tag |
<hr /> | Tag to insert a horizontal line across the page |
<br /> | Tag used within a block element to "enter" down one line |
nesting | Closing the open tags in reverse order is referred to as this |
1 | If you press spacebar 50 times in an HTML document, how many times will it space in the browser? |
0 | If you press enter 4 times in an HTML document, how many times with it enter in the browser? |
.html | Save HTML files with this extension |
text editors | Notepad++ or Notepad are examples of these |
inline | Elements that are used within a block element, such as <strong> or <br /> are called this type of element |
block | Elements that "stand alone" and appear on the screen as if they have a line break before and after them |
<sup> | Tag to create a character raised off the baseline of text |
<sub> | Tag to create a character lowered below the baseline of text |
<del> | Tag to denote deletion, and appears as a strikethrough in the middle of the letters |
<blockquote> | Block element tag used to indent text from both the right and left side |
<q> | Used for short quotes and in most browsers creates quotation marks |
<abbr> | Tag used to create popup text; must be used with title attribute |
title | Which attribute must be used with abbr tag? |
superscript | The little 2 that appears as a "power" (like in "two squared") is an example of a: |
subscript | The little 2 that appears down low, like in the chemical formula for water is an example of a: |
equals sign | This symbol is used after the attribute before providing details (use the words) |
colon | This symbol is used between a property and value in a style declaration (use the word) |
semi-colon | This symbol is used after a value in a style declaration (use the word) |
quotation marks | Information after the equals sign in an attribute must be enclosed in these (use the words) |
color | The property value to change the color of words |
background-color | The property value to change the color of the background on the page or behind words |
<body> | This tag should include the style for an entire page font color change |
#FFFFFF | Hex code for white |
#000000 | Hex code for black |
#FF0000 | Hex code for red |
#0000FF | Hex code for blue |
text-align | The property value to change alignment of text from left to right or center |
white | Hex code color for #FFF |
border-color | To make an HR work in the main browsers, style for background-color, color, height, and this: |
px | Abbreviation for pixel measurement |
2px | Proper way to write 2 pixels as a value |
<mark> | This tag is used to highlight parts of your text (like a highlighter) |
UTF-8 | What character encoding is included in the meta tag? |