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14 Cards in this Set
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use to add emphasis to the text. to bold it stylistically. |
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'<'p'>' |
Paragraph - block element |
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'<'h1'>' - '<'h2'>'
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Heading - ranges from 1-6 should be used for page structure not just to stylise elements |
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Comment in a Html Comment in CSS |
HTML CSS - single line // comment multi-line /* */ comment |
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'<'hr'>' |
Horizontal Rule |
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'<'em'>' vs '<'i'>' |
Both italicise represents emphasis and a change in tone. |
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'<'header'>'
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Structural element to define the head of the page. Not to be confused with or |
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'<'nav'>'
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Structural element to define the primary navigation section. |
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'<'article'>'
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Structural element to define a section of independent and self-contained content. |
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'<'section'>'
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Structural element to define a thematic grouping |
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'<'aside'>'
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Structural element holds content, such as sidebars, inserts, or brief explanations, that is tangentially related to the content surrounding it.
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'<'footer'>'
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Strucutral element identifies the closing or end of a page.
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Html special characters begin with ? and end with ? |
& and ; eg © '&'copy';' |
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'<'a'>' |
Anchor |
