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41 Cards in this Set
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Internet
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Connects through Web
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Web Concept
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Browsers
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Intranet
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We can see it out our company, but no one else can. Faculty service - company organization, home computer
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Extranet
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Shared with certain people. Organization to organization. VPNs - to login at computer server from home you need a password.
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HTML
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Any browser can open. Running code that makes a webpage available to a viewer. When hyperlinked the HTML is what is on the server.
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XML
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Common formats. Describes file and can run on several different programs. Like downloading a song from iTunes: tells artist, song, etc. and can run using iTunes, MP3, or Real Player
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RSS
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Takes XML tags and makes it so you can subscribe and receive automatic updates whenever webs sited updates. Like Podcasts.
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Domain
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Actual name in website. Locates an organization or other entity on internet. Divides the internet into logical groups and understandable names by identifying the exact address and type of organization.
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URL
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Page in a website. Contains protocol, domain name and location of file. Ex: Kansas City - URL Missouri-Domain
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Protocal
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http or https - rules that describe how clients and servers communicate with each other over the network.
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Path
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The directions to get to the file.
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Resource
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The file its self.
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Absolute
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Link in HTML. Links to pages I do not control.
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Relative
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Link in HTML Links to a page I control. No http://
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Email
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Link in HTML. Forces browser to attempt to open a new message in a default email programs.
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External
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Hyperlinks to other webpages.
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Embedded style
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Styles the whole web page.
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Title
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What shows up when you bookmark a page.
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Line Break
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Like a return tab.
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CSS
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Cascading style sheets that include: inline, embedded and external and imported styles. Separates the presentation style of a web page from the information on the web page. Configures text, color and page layout.
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Meta
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Tag that contains metabase telling computer what version of HTML is being used.
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Character
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Refers to the type of text used to code your HTML
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Inline style
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Style only appears to the specific element applied. Most common element. Can't contain a block.
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Block-level element
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Can contain both block and inline.
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HTTP
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Set of rules for exchanging files such as a text, images, audio, video and other multimedia on the web.
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tags
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header, nav, article, section, aside, and footer
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src
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source
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attributes
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provide the browser with additioinal information about a tag
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head
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helps the browser understand how to display the page.
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body
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contains all the HTML elements that make up the your content.
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href
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hyperlink reference
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a
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anchor
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block element
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headings and paragraphs that stack underneath each other down the page.
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inline element
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links and images that sit next to each other and move to a new line if there isn't enough room.
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linked styles
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linking your CSS file to more than one page.
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declaration
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made up of sub-elements and uses curly brackets and contains a property and a value
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selector
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states the element the rule selcts
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contextual selectors
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select and element based on an ancestor or sibling element.
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ID
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uniquely identify a specific element in the page's markup
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attribute selectors
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select an element based on information in in attributes
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class selector
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common identifier that can be applied to a number of HTML element and across multiples pages or different tag names.
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