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| HyperText Markup Language |
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| What does HTML stand for? |
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| DTD (Document Type Definition) |
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| A tool used by the developer to make sure that Web pages follow the desired markup language |
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| "Extensible HyperText Markup Language", slowly replacing HTML in the world of web development |
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| strict, transitional, and frameset |
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| What three words are used by the declaration statement ? |
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optional for: HTML
required for: XHTML |
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The definition is optional in ____ but required for ____
(Hint: Which markup language?) |
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An XHTML structure
(Examples: p, em, and strong) |
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Used to begin and end an element
< or > |
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| The symbol that can be used to close an element |
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| Defines properties for elements;
placed inside of the starting tag after the element name
(In , style is the ____?) |
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| elements that are nested within the HTML opening and closing tags
(E.g. , , , and ) |
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| These tags contain information about the documents, but aren't a part of the document's content
(E.g. and tags) |
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| An optional child element of the head element, this is used with tags to hold information such as the page refresh rate and the author of the page. |
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| Provides the browser with a page title and is used for bookmarking, as well (Add to favorites :D) |
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| Contains the content on a webpage that will be displayed by the browser |
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| Required in XHTML, and recommended in HTML, these tags are used to display basic text information in the and tags |
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| A webpage that passes XHTML validation |
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Image element ![]() |
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| Used in most Web pages along with the src attribute that points to the name (or address) of the image |
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| CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) |
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| Defines how to display the content on a HTML page; characteristics such as fonts, borders, color, size, etc. |
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| When CSS is embedded within the HTML code, it is _____ CSS. |
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| When CSS is included in the webpage but not embedded, it is _____ CSS. |
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| When CSS is kept on a page separate from the HTML, it is known as _____ CSS. |
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| Inline, Internal, External |
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| _____ CSS takes priority over _____ CSS, which takes priority over _____ CSS takes priority over |
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| Websites use the ______ and ______ tags to create tables. |
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| Also known as the "table row" tags, used to create a row in a table. |
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| Known as the "table data" tags, used to add data to a Web Page's table. |
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| The standard technique for styling and laying out webpages |
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| Division elements used in CSS to separate parts of code that are to be styled differently |
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