Part 1 Flashcards

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What is an element?

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The building blocks of (x) HTML. Used to describe every piece of text on the page.

Made up of tags and content within tags.

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What are HTML instructions known as?

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Markup

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What are the two main types of elements?

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Tag pair & single tag

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What is a tag pair?

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Elements that describe content. They mark the beginning and the end of an element

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What is a single tag?

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Elements that insert something into the page are called “empty elements” because they enclose no content

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One key difference between HTML & XHTML

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In XHTML all empty elements must end with a slash before closing the greater-than symbol.

XHTML is based on XML, and the XML rule is that you close empty slash elements

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Attributes

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Allow variety in how an element describes content or works.

Width
Height
Src

Include attributes within start rage of element you want them with– after the element name but before ending sign

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Entities

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Special characters that you can display on webpage

Each entity begins with an ampersand and ends with a semicolon

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8
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How to show HTML characters that are normally hidden?

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(): >

(&): &

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Comments

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Comments Include text in (X)HTML files that isn’t displayed on final page.

Each comment is identified with two special sequences of markup characters:

<!--
-->

Explains how each markup element functions and where it fits into HTML markup hierarchy

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Headings

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h1 through h6

Different from HTML document head.

Individual headings structure the text that follows them, whereas the “head”identifies or describes the whole document.

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CSS

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Cascading style sheet markup

Provides much more detailed control over font selection, use of color for text and backgrounds, positioning of text and other elements…

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User interface (UI)

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Overall design. It’s a mechanism that gives users access to information on your site.

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