Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
45 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
W3C
|
Oversees development of web technologies
|
|
HTML
|
Root element that identifies the document as (X)HTML
|
|
Head
|
Indentifies the head of a document
|
|
Title
|
Gives the page a title
|
|
Body
|
Identifies the body of the document that holds the content
|
|
CSS
|
Makes all second level headings blue
|
|
JavaScript
|
Checks a form field for a valid entry
|
|
Ruby on Rails
|
Creates a custom server-side web application
|
|
XML
|
Defines a new markup language for sharing financial information
|
|
Frontend Web development
|
looks
|
|
Backend web development
|
programming
|
|
Internet
|
Network of connected computers
|
|
HTTP
|
HyperText Transfer Protocol
|
|
Servers
|
the software that allows a computer to talk to other computers and makes up the internet
|
|
Apache and Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS)
|
most popular server software options
|
|
CERN
|
particle physics lab where web was born
|
|
Year web was born
|
1989
|
|
Mosaic
|
first graphical web browser (1992)
|
|
URL
|
Uniform Resource Locator the address for each document
|
|
3 parts of URL
|
Protocol(http), name of site (www.jendesign.com), absolute path (/2007/samples/first.html)
|
|
4 main elements that make up a web page document
|
html, head, title, body
|
|
href Attribute
|
provides address of the page you are linking to
|
|
two types of elements
|
block level, inline
|
|
block level element
|
create their own block (or line) to display their content
|
|
inline level element
|
used within block level elements that don't create a new line to display, but tweaks what's in the block
|
|
Attributes
|
further describe elements
|
|
tag example
|
<html>
|
|
element example
|
<title>SusanMorganti</title>
|
|
Concatenation
|
Taking two or more spaces and compressing into a single space
|
|
Depracate
|
legacy tag that is being phased out
|
|
Inventor of the Web
|
Tim Berners-Lee
|
|
Founder of W3C
|
Tim Berners-Lee
|
|
em
|
emphasize
|
|
empty elements
|
elements that don't have content and don't use closing tags, such as (img) image element; (br) line break; (hr) horizontal rule
|
|
Headings
|
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6
|
|
Paragraphs
|
p
|
|
List Elements
|
ol, ul, li, dl, dt, dd
|
|
Horizontal rule
|
hr
|
|
—
|
emdash
|
|
&
|
ampersand &
|
|
|
non-breaking space
|
|
©
|
copyright ©
|
|
•
|
bullet •
|
|
™
|
trademark symbol
|
|
Markup
|
used to structure content that appears on page within body element
|