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Which element would you use to link from one page to another...
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you would use the anchor element
<a> |
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How would you specify the destination of a link in a Web page...
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the href attribute within the <a> element
e.g. <a href="mission.html"></a> |
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What is displayed in the browser as the link, how is it highlighted...
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the content of the <a> element is the label for the link
the link is underlined in the browser by default to indicate it can be clicked |
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What can be used as a label for link in a Web page...
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you can use:
text, or an image |
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When you click on a link in a Web page, what does the browser load...
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the Web page that's specified in the href attribute
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When you link to files in folders, where can the files be located...
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files can be in:
the same folder, or other folders |
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What path type should you use to point to local files on your Web site...
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a relative path
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What path type should you use to point to external files that are not on your Web site...
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an absolute path
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How do you link to a parent folder...
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use the ".." characters
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How do you separate directories in your path...
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use the "/" character
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What happens if your path to an image is incorrect...
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you'll see a broken image on your Web page
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Which character(s) must be avoided when choosing names foe files and folders for your Web site...
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space(s)
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Why would you invest time at the planning stage of a Web site to organize folders of content...
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to avoid as much as possible having to change bunches of paths later as the site grows
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How should you organise a Web site...
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it's pretty much a personal preference
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