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26 Cards in this Set
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Attributes
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A quality that describes a certain aspect of the element.
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Readability
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Coding techniques that make finding and changing code a simple operation.
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Character Set
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Specifies what charset will be used in the HTML document. It usually specifies the Unicode character set
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Container Tags
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Tags that come in pairs. Container tags use starting and ending tags. These tags are also called opening and closing tags.
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Document Structure Tags
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The HTML tags that form web pages
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Document Type Declaration
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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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<meta> tag
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Specifies various information or metadata about the document
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<link> tag
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Style sheet references are specified with the Link tag. It must point to a CSS file that is in simple ASCII text.
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Wicket
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Angle Brackets
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HTML Flavor
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Different types of the HTML Declaration HTML version 4.01 has three flavors Transitional, Strict, Framset
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Elements
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The main instruction of the tag. An element is required in every tag.
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Empty Tags
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Tags that stand alone. Empty tags are those that do not directly format a specified block of text, and therefore one tag can execute the instruction.
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Fixed Width Font
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Text that is preformatted
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Nesting
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Placing a pair of tags within another pair of tags.
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Text Level Element
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Elements that can affect something as small as a character or a word
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Block Level Element
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Markup elements that affect an entire paragraph or multiple paragraphs
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<em>
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Italic text used for emphasis use rather thank <i>
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<pre>
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All line breaks and spacing will be displayed in the browser exactly as it appears in the original text.
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<blockquote>
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Indents and centers a block of text.
Do not use within <p> tags or <h1> tags. |
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<strong>
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Applies bold text but is different from <b> because it emphasizes text including with screen readers.
No such thing as “bold speech” |
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Lists
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Compound, block level elements. Encompassing list item tags. A paragraph break automatically precedes and follows the entire list. Individual list items are separated automatically by single line breaks.
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Unicode
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A character set widely recognized as a standard in today’s Web page
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Value
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Gives a value to the element and its attribute. Values are optional in a tag unless required by a specified attribute to the element. Values are used only with attributes; elements do not take values directly. Values should be surrounded by quotation marks.
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Forward Compatibility
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Designing code to always be cleaner and allow an easier transition to updated standards in the future.
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Website File Structure
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The organization of your files
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Comments
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Syntax to add notes within an HTML code within Ntoes will not appear on the page.
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