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What are semantic Tags
Markup in HTML5 that helps to clearly describe content and meaning to browser. Help to replace <div class="section" etc. in code
Semantic Structure - Section Tag
A thematic grouping of content typically with a header and possibly a footer. Sections are comprised of other elements
Semantic Structure - Article
Represents an independent section of the page (i.e. user comment, blog post, etc)
Semantic Structure - Nav
Contains primary navigation links within it
Semantic Structure - Aside
Section of the page that contains content which is related to the nearby content but has to be considered separate
Semantic Structure - Header
Represents the header of a section and contains headings / subheadings as well as introductory content
Semantic Structure - Footer
Represents a footer of a section such as auther information and related document information, etc.
Semantic Structure - Figure
Represents a self-contented content such as an illustration, photo etc. It's position is independent of main flow so removing it shouldn’t affect main flow
Semantic Structure - FigCaption
Represents a caption for the figure element and must be the first or last item in the figure tag
Semantic Structure - Details
Provides a collapsable section of data on demand (i.e. has the dropdown arrow)
Semantic Structure - Summary
Contained within the details element (only once) and provides the text that should be lcicked to load the dynamic data
Semantic Structure - Mark
Highlights part of text
Semantic Structure - Time
Used to denote the text within is a set of time (24 hour time or gregorian time)
Semantic Structure - Hgroup
Allows you to group together heads and subheaders, i.e. <hgroup><h1><h2>… etc
Forms - How do you mark an input field as required?
Required attribute within input. This will make it impossible to submit form without inserting
Html5 Basic - How do you mark a document as an HTML 5 document?
<!DOCTYPE html>
Forms - How do you define what page should be navigated to when a form submit button is clicked?
action="src" within the form tag
Forms - How do you put some default text in an input field?
use the placeholder="text" tag
Forms - How do you change the regex pattern of an input field?
patter="" regex to change what is matched against
Audio & Video - What files are supported for audio and video?
MP3, WAV, OGG / MP4, WebM, OGG
Audio & Video - How do you embed multiple audio / video sources so certain ones can be fall back upon and how do you enter text if none are supported?
In between tags put <source src="" /> tags to indicate different sources. At the bottom put text for default error message
Audio & Video - How do you embed controls for audio and video files
Controls = "Controls"
Audio & Video - How do you play audio / video when the page opens, how do you loop audio, how do you mute audio by default, how do you preload audio and video by default and what are the options
Autoplay to play, Loop to loop, Mute to auto mute, Preload with auto, metadata, none
Audio & Video - How do you put an image over a video that loads when the video isn't playing or is downloading?
Poster=""
Audio & Video - What ability does the controls tag give you for audio and video?
For audio, gives volume, play, pause and seek. For video, gives play, pause, seek, volume, fullscreen, captions, subtitle, track
Canvas - How does the canvas element work
Embed <canvas> tag into document but then have to use javascript and getContext() method to draw to it.
SVG - What does SVG stand for, what are the benefits and disadvantages and what is it
Scalable Vector graphics. Allows shapes to be drawn with an XML format and since they are vectors, they don’t lose quality if zoomed or resize. Also, each object we draw is seen as an object and can be accessed with script but it has performance issues with lots of objects
Audio & Video - Why should you set the width and heigh tof a video?
If not, website has to resize while loading. If they are set, it can precalculate size
CSS Selectors - What is a type selector?
Allows you to determine the type to pick. Types are objects i.e. table or div, etc. If you select a top level item, it will propogate all the way down unless yo uspecifiy it. I.e. table gets all tds, etc.
CSS - Selectors - What is a class selector?
Allows you to determine what to pick based on the class. Use the period(.) to determine class name. Goes all the way down if not specified
CSS - Selectors - What does the * mean
The top level object. Will search the whole document when starts with *
CSS - Selectors - How do you search for attributes and what are the build in operators
Use the [ATTRIBUTE_NAME] and have $= ends with ^= Starts with *= Contains = Equals
CSS - Selectors - How do you use selectors with data tags?
put data-NameHere in an element and then search for it by attribute as [data-NameHere] {color:red;}
CSS - Selectors - How do you provide multiple selectors on the same line and what are the implications of the operator
Can use the , to do several i.e. table, div finds all tables and all divs but anything after comma is reset
CSS - Combinators - What does the space operation do
Finds any descendent regardless of how deep i.e. div table finds table anywhere within div
CSS - Combinators - > operator
Finds direct descendent. Doesn't go lower to find item, only first level
CSS - Combinators - ~
Finds the general sibling. Doesn't have to be RIGHT after but they have to have same parent. Picks multiple
CSS - Combinators - +
Finds the sibling on the next level that is directly after this elmenet. Only picks one
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you designate them on css
use the : operator after your selection
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you get all unvisited links, visited, active, and hovered and what does an active link mean
:link, :visited, :active, :hover, active means user is clicking or holding down click
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you get the focused element and what does focus mean
:focus only works on input element or elements that have keyboard input
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you enter content and where can you enter it
:before, :after, with content="" and then can style the content
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you find elements with a language tag
:lang(IT) finds items with lang="" attribute
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you get the first child (2 methods)
:first-child or :nth-child(1)
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you enter equations for the nth child operator
nth-child(2n+1)
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do you get the first line and first letter and what's special about these selectors
:first-line, :first-letter; only works on block elements
CSS - Pseudo Elements and Classes - How do the first and nth child items work
If you put p:first-child it would look for all paragraph tags that are the first child in whatever structure they belong to