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15 Cards in this Set
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What are the three components of a webpage? |
Text Content, references to other files, and markup. |
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What is HTML Markup composed of? |
Elements, attributes and values. |
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Do you write your HTML in lowercase, or uppercase? |
Lower case, the !DOCTYPE being the exception. |
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What do you surround attribute values with? |
Quotes. |
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File and folder names should be written in... |
Lowercase. |
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File words should be separated with a... |
Dash. |
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What do HTML Documents always begin with? |
<!DOCTYPE html> |
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Where does a page's content go? |
In the <body></body> element. |
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Where does a pages' instructions for the browser and the search engine go? |
In the head <head> </head> |
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What goes into the <head> </head> element? |
The title, and the charset, which is <meta charset="utf-8" and the favicon |
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What does the html element also contain? |
The language the page is written in: lang= "en" <html lang="en"></html> |
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When writing in HTML, should you make it "absolute" or "semantic"? |
Semantic. |
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Why should you write your web page in semantic html? |
Writing your web page in semantic html improves accessibility, make the site's structure more efficient and easier to maintain and stylize. |
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What controls the PRESENTATION of HTML content? |
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) |
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What is the HTML page structure hierarchy? |
<!DOCTYPE> <html> <head> </head> <body> </body> </html> |
