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| A unique name that is used to locate your site |
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| A centralized authority that makes 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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| Uniform Resource Locators |
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| 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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| This is the first part of the URL and tells you the protocol that needs to b e used to retrieve the resource |
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| used to link pages within a web site |
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| used when the browser is reading files right off your computer. |
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| an optional port that you can put in an HTML URL; usually to test servers. |
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| What is the wrong way to pronounce URL? |
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| What attribute can you use to specify your own ordering in an ordered list. |
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| What are two examples of default pages? |
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| The attribute used to create a destination anchor in page. |
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| A typical URL consists of a ... |
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| [protocol] [Web site name] and absolute path to the resource |
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| HTTP is a _____ and _____ protocol used to transfer Web pages between a Web server and your browser. |
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| This content area contains information about your Web page, like its title. |
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