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28 Cards in this Set
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Container Tags |
Tags that come in pairs |
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Empty Tags |
Tags that stand alone |
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An Element |
provides the main instruction of the tag |
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An Attribute |
specifies a quality or describes a certain aspect of the element |
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A Value |
gives value to the element and its attribute |
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<!DOCTYPE> declaration |
The <!DOCTYPE declaration is the first tag in an HTML document. It informs the interpreter what version of HTML the Web page is written in. |
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<html> tag |
The <html> tag is used as a container for the entire HTML document. It nests all code except for the <!DOCTYPE> declaration. |
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<head> tag |
The head section allows you to insert <meta> tags, links to style sheets, and the <title> tag. |
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<meta> tags |
The <meta> tag can specify various information about the document, known as metadata. This metadata can include a document description, revision dates, and keywords to help search engines index the page. |
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<link> tag |
The <link> tag references a style sheet and is recommended HTML5. A style sheet usually has a .css file name extension and a file name similar to the page to which it is linked. |
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<title> tag |
This tag identifies the document title. |
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<body> tag |
This tag begins the body of the document and includes all the content of the web page, such as the text, video, hyperlinks and images. |
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manifest |
an attribute used for offline browsing. It lists the address of the HTMLdocument's cache manifest. The manifest attribute requires each page you wantcached to include the attribute. |
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lang |
configures the page to use a particular language. For instance, a Webdocument written in English would use and a document written inFrench would use . |
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xmlns |
If your content needs to conform to XHTML, then specify the XMLnamespace attribute The default entry is xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml". |
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charset |
specifies the character set used in HTML documents (which is often setby the Web server for HTML documents, rather than by the document itself). Itusually specifies the Unicode character set |
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name |
values include "keywords," "description" and "author. " This attribute mustbe accompanied by the content attribute. The "keywords" value of the name attributeallows you to specify individual words as the value in the accompanying contentattribute; these words are used by search engines to match pages to searchkeywords, and to describe the meaning of the document. |
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content |
When paired with the name attribute, the content attribute values cansupply keywords, author name, page descriptions and so forth, as previouslydescribed. |
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<br/> |
Line Break |
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<p> </p> |
Paragraph break |
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<h1> </h1> |
Heading levels |
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<blockquote> |
Indents |
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<strong> |
Bold text |
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<em> |
Italic text |
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<ol> |
Ordered List |
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<ul> |
Unordered List |
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<li> |
List Item |
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