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48 Cards in this Set
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Absolute Link |
A link that includes the complete path name in the URL. Used for linking Web sites that are external to your site.
EX: http://www.your-site.com |
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Link |
A connection between pages in the same file or different files
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Named Anchor |
A named location in a Web page that is used for links on the same page. Sometimes also referred to as a bookmark.
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Relative Link |
A link set within a specific site that does not include the domain name Ex: ../yoursite/file.html |
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Broken Link |
A link to a page that is not available in the site because it has been deleted, renamed, or not yet created |
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Child Page |
A subordinate page that links to a first-level page (like a home page) |
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Parent Page |
A first-level page to which other subordinate pages (also called child pages) are linked |
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Device Central |
A feature that allows you to preview various types of content on simulated mobile devices |
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Rules |
Horizontal lines added as a design element to a page to help organize the content and add a design element |
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Crop |
Changing the size of an object by removing unneded parts of the image |
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Interactive Buttons |
Objects you can create and place on your web pages that enable users to interact with your site |
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Fill |
The color, pattern, or texture used in the interior of a shape, arch or text |
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Opactiy |
The transparency level of the selected object. An objecy that is 100% opaque is completely solid, and one that is 0 % is transparent |
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Brightness |
The amount of light in an image |
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Contrast |
The difference between the light and dark areas of an image |
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GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) |
A bitmapped image format designed for on-screen viewing of images |
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JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) |
A file format particularly suited for Web graphics, such as photos |
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PNG (Portable Network Graphic) |
A bitmapped image format designed for easy use of images on the Internet |
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Assets Panel |
In Dreamweaver, a panel in the Files panel group that displays the "assets" of the site: images, colors, URLs, library items, templates, and other objects used in a Web site. |
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Element |
An item in a Dreamweaver navigation bar |
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Hotspot |
A region on an image map that provides a link to another Web page |
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Image Map |
An image on your Web site that has been linked to other documents or areas of the Web site. An image map can have one or many regions linking to one or many other pages or documents |
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Navigation Bar |
A set of links to pages in a Web site |
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Rollover Image |
An interactive effect created by specifying two images, one of which loads with the page and the other that displays when the mouse rolls over the image. |
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Editable Region
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In a template, an area that an author can change in a page to which the template is applied |
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Noneditable Region |
In a template, an area that is locked so that the designer cannot change its content |
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Template |
A collection of formats and page elements that can be used to give pages in a Web site a consistent look |
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Library |
A Dreamweaver feature that stores text, images or other objects so that you can add them easily on any page in the Web site |
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Library Items |
Objects and page elements stored in the Library |
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Cell |
The intersection of a row and a column |
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Cell Padding |
The space between a cell's content and its border |
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Cell Spacing |
The space between cells |
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Columns |
Vertical sections of the table |
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Merge Cells |
The process of combining several cells to create one larger cell |
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Rows |
Horizontal sections of a table |
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Split Cell |
The process of dividing a single cell into multiple rows or columns |
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Form |
An interactive area on a Web page that allows a visitor to supply information or answer questions |
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Form Field |
An object, such as a text field or checkbox, that is inserted in a form to gather a specific type of data |
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Form Handler |
An application that processes the form data and displays it in the Web application |
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Initial Value |
In a form field, the text or value that will appear in the form field by default when the form page is opened in a browser |
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Label |
In a form, text that identifies a field EX: the Last Name label identifies the field that collects a visitor's last name |
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Value |
In a form field, the actual result that will be sent to the server after the visitor types text or makes a choice |
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Frame |
A container for Web page content that is displayed within a frameset |
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Frameset |
A container for HTML frames |
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Source |
The page you want to display in a particular frame |
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Spry |
A JavaScript library containing interactive elements you can add to Web pages |
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Validation |
The process of ensuring that a form field contains an entry if required or a specific type of data. |
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Widget |
A page element that creates a specific kind of interactive content or carries out a defined function |