Chapt 2

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white space

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is the only area on a page that contains no text or graphics

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templates

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style sheets and pre-developed page layouts

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head content

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the page title that appears in the title bar of the browser and some important page elements.

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meta tag

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are HTML codes that include information about the page, such as keywords and description.

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keywords

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are word that relate to the content of the website

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description

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is a short paragraph that describes the content and features of the website.

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body

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is the part of the page that appears in a browser window.

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background color

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the color that fills the entire page.

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css layout block

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is a section of a webpage that is defined and formatted using a cascading style sheet.

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default font and default link colors

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which are the colors used by the browser to display text, links, and visited links.

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unvisited links

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links that the viewer has not clicked yet, is blue.

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visited links

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links that have been previously clicked, is purple.

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clean HTML code

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is code that does what it is supposed to do without using unnecessary instructions, which takes up memory

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rendered

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drawn,shown, and displayed

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tags

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are the parts of the code that specify the appearance for all page content when viewed in a browser.

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cascading style sheets

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are sets of formatting attributes that you use to format webpages to provide a consistent presentation for content from the page design

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font-family

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is a set of font chocies that specify which fonts a browser should use to display the text on your webpage.

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line break

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places a new line of text on the next line down without creating a new paragraph.

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focus group

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is a marketing tool that asks a group of people for feedback about a product, such as the impact of a television ad or the effectiveness of a website design.

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xml

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extensible markup language

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POWDER

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protocal for web description resources

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hexadecimal RGB value

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value that represents the amount of red, green, and blue.

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broken lines

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or links that cannot find their intended destinations.

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point of contact

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or a place on a web page that provides users with a means of contacting the company.

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mailto:link

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which is a an email address that users with questions or problems can use to contact someone at the company's headquarters.

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menu bar or navigation bar

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is an area on a web page that contains links to the main pages of a website.

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URL

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uniform resource locator

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external links

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links pointing outside of the website

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history panel

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records each editing and formatting task you preform and displays them in a list in the order in which you completed them.

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step

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each task listed in the history panel.

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slider

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on the left side of the history panel to undo or redo steps.

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code inspector

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is a separate window that displays the current page in code view.

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java script

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funcation is a block of code that adds dynqamic content such as rollovers or interactive forms to a web page.

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rollover

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is a special effect that changes the appearance of an object when the mouse moves over it.

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rule of thirds

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dividing a page into nine squares like a tic-tac-toe grid states that interest is increased when your focus is on one of the intersections in the grid.