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18 Cards in this Set
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How do you create a link? |
<a href...
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What does this code translate to? |
Linking to another website |
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What does this code translate to? |
Linking to another page on the same website |
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What are folders sometimes referred to as? |
Directories |
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What is the top level folder known as? |
The root folder |
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What is used to describe the relationships between files and folders? |
Family tree |
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What is the homepage of each section |
index.html |
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What is URL short for? |
Uniform resource locator |
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What does the root folder contain |
The index.html folder(the homepage for the whole site) Individual folders |
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What is in each sub-directory |
index.html which is the homepage for that section reviews page(reviews.html) Listings page(listings.html) |
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what is a "Same folder" |
To link a file in the same folder just use the file name |
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What is a "Child folder" |
The name of the child folder other than a /, then the file name. |
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What is a "Grandchild Folder" |
Use the name of the child's folder, followed by a /, Then the name of the grandchild folder, followed by another/, then the file name.
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What is a "Parent folder" |
Use .../ to indicate the folder above the current one, then follow it with the file name. |
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What is a "Grandparent folder" |
Repeat the .../ to indicate you want to go up two folders(rather than one) then follow it with the file name. |
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What is used for an email link? |
<a href="mailto: |
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How do you make a link open in a new window? |
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How do you open a specific part in the same page? |
<a href-"# |