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| A unique name that is used to locate your site |
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| Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers; "Domain names are controlled by a centralized authority (called _____) to make sure that only one person at a time uses a domain name." |
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| File Transfer Protocol; common means of transferring your Web pages and content to a server. |
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| The main folder; The top folder; "parent" folder; folder that contains everything in your Website |
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| Secure File Transfer Protocol; more secure version of FTP |
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| Uniform Resource Locator;a global address that can be used to locate anything on the Web, including HTML pages, audio, video, and other types of Web content. |
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| Path from the root folder to a file; Tells the server how to get from the root folder to a particular page or file |
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| An agreed-upon method for transferring hypertext documents around the Web |
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| A request and response protocol used to transfer Web pages between a Web server and your browser; The first part of the URL and tells you the protocol that needs to be used to retrieve the resource |
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| "Folder" (when talking about Web Servers or FTP); a listing of the files stored in memory |
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| Used to link to pages within the same Web site |
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Used when the browser is reading files right off your computer.
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file:///blah/blah/blah |
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| This is an optional port that you can put in an HTTP URL. Usually used on test servers. |
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| What is the best way to get your site on the Web? |
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| Find a hosting company to host your pages |
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| How many servers can a hosting company create in your domain? |
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| A hosting company can create one or more Web servers in your domain. (Servers are often named "www") |
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| FTP applications, like Fetch or Mac or WS_FTP for Windows can make using FTP easier by providing a ____ user interface. |
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| A typical ___ consists of a protocol, a Web site name, and an absolute path to the resource. |
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| The ____ protocol is used by the browser to read pages from your computer. |
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| If you specify a directory without a file name, the Web server will look for a _______ page to return to the browser. |
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| You can use ________ _____ or URLS in your "a" element's href attribute to link to other pages. For other pages in your site, it's best to use ________ _____, and use URLs for external links. |
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| Use the __ attribute to create a destination anchor in another page. Use '#' followed by a destination acnchor __ to link to that location in a page. |
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| To help accessibility, use the _____ attribute to provide a description of the link in "a" elements. |
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| Use the ______ attribute to open a link in another browser window. Don't forget that the ______ attribute can be problematic for users on a variety of devices and alternative browsers. |
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