Web Design - Ucertify Lesson 2 Vocab
Heading levels
(heading levels 1 - 6) <h1></h1> <h2></h2> <h3></h3> <h4></h4> <h5></h5> <h6></h6>
How do you create a hidden comment using html?
<!-- comment text here -->
show the tags for fixed spaced font
<code> <kbd> <samp>
Show the tag for word definitions
<dfn>
Show the tag for emphasis
<em></em>
Show the proper tag nesting in markup language
<h1> <em> ..... </em> </h1>
What are 6 tags for creating headings? List all 6
<h1> <h2> <h3> <h4> <h5> <h6>
Show the tag and describe what an ordered list creates
<ol> Creates a numbered list
Show the tag for strong
<strong></strong>
Show the tag and describe what an unordered list creates
<ul> Creates a bulleted list
Block-level element
A markup element that affects an entire paragraph or multiple paragraphs
Empty tag
A tag alone (<br/>)
Describe a Web Site File Structure
A website file structure directory of all images and files used in a website, so the name of project, home, index.html, and all others that will appear on your web page
<head>
Allows you to insert <meta> tags (Nature of Document), links to style sheets, and the <title> tag
<html> (manifest)
Attribute for offline browsing
<body>
Begins the body of the document and includes all content of the web page (text, video, hyperlink, and images)
<html> (lang)
Configures the page to use a particular language
Fixed-width font
Display plain text files in their original font. (Courier)
Text-level element
Elements that can affect something as small as a character of a word
<!DOCTYPE> declaration
First tag in an HTML document (Informs interpreter what version of HTML the web page is using)
Value
Gives value to the element and its attribute
<html>
Holds or nests all code except <!DOCTYPE> declaration
<title>
Identifies the document title (Display title in browse's title bar)
<html> (xmlns)
If your content needs to conform to XHTML, then specify the XML namespace attribute
Element
Provides main instruction of the tag
Container tag
Set of tags (<em></em>)
Element/Markup tag
Specific components that can provide content and attributes to a web page.
Attribute
Specifies a quality or describes a certain aspect of the element
<meta> (charset)
Specifies the character set used in HTML documents (Usually set by Web server for HTML Documents, than the document itself. Often uses Unicode character set)
<meta>
Specify various information about the document, known as metadata (Document description, revision dates, and search engine keywords)
<link>
Tag references a style sheet and is recommended for HTML
<meta> (name)
This attribute must be accompanied by the content attribute. The "keywords" value of the name attribute allows for one to specify certain words to different values.
<meta> (content)
When paired with the name attribute, the content attribute values can supply keywords, author name, page descriptions and so forth, as previously described (Essential in search engine optimization purposes)
Document Type Declaration
describes the markup language and version of your code. It is placed at the very top of your document. (Is a SGML)
