Unit L & M

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standard ASCII character set

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the characters that can be used as part of the HTML are limited to a set

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Character entity

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characters that are reserved for code are replaced with these

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numeric entities

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character entity that have a numberic value that yield the same result as character entity

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Find and Replace feature

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is extremely useful when you are working with text or code. You can search for any piece of text or code in one file

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HTML comment tag

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Comments that are visible in the HTML code but not when viewed normally in a browser

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Code hyperlink

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Provides access to edit properties of a selected style rule

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CSS Properties task pane

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Provides one-click access to specific code in a style sheet

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Tag Properties task pane

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Provides access to edit attributes of a selected HTML tag

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Unit M

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Unit M

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Typography

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is simply the arrangement of text on a page or screen

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Legibility

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describes how well pieces of text can be recognized and read

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line lenght

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is the width of a block of text

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leading

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The line-height property in CSS controls the amount of space between lines of text within a paragraph.

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Justified text

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is text that is spaced so that both the left and right margins are even, unlike normal text, which usually has a ragged right margin.

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drop cap

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is the first letter of a paragraph that has been styled to be larger in size and to drop down into the text of the paragraph

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pull quote

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is a quote or excertp summary that is formatted with a larger font size and placed on the page to draw visitor's attention.