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& key terms Class: Website Coding #82803
Program: IT: Software Development
Invalid Code may cause browsers to render the pages slower than otherwise
meta tag location coded in the head section of the web page document
description list an HTML list good for displaying a list of terms and definitions
HTTP a set of rules for exchanging files such as text, graphic images,
sounds, video, and other multimedia files on the web
link to named fragment link to the named fragment #school on the page resume.html from
another page in the same folder of the site:
<a href="resume.html#school">Ed. Back</a>
wideframe a sketch or blueprint of a web page that shows the structure (but not
the detailed design) of basic page elements
hierarchial most commonly used site organization for commercial web sites
style sheet location located in the head section of the web page document
<span></span> tag to create logical areas on a web page that are embedded within
paragraphs or other block formatting elements
CSS class used to apply a style to a one or more elements on a web page
ie: .offer { color: blue; }
(configures a class called "offer" with blue text using CSS)
items that can be used an HTML element, a class name, and an id name
as a CSS Selector
list-style-type property used to eliminate the bullets from and unordered list
progressive enhancement process of ensuring that web pages coded with new or advanced
techniques still are usable in browsers that do not offer support
for the newer features
optmization describes the process of creating an image with the lowest file
size that still renders a good quality image
margin: 30px 0 0 150px; configures a margin for an element with the following values:
top margin 30 pixels, left margin 150 pixels,
right margin 0 pixels, and bottom margin 0 pixels
Safari the browser that recognizes browser prefix webkit in a CSS property
centered page content used along with the width property to configure centered page content:
margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto
article HTML5 element that is used to configure an area on a web page that
can stand on its own and could potentially be syndicated
media attribute can be used to configure a style sheet for the printed page
position: absolute; property along with the left, right and/or top property to preciesly
configure the position of an element
float: right; content will appear to the left of the page within the element
summary attribute of the table element tag that provides for accessibility
:last-of-type CSS3 property that applies styles to the last row of a table
SUMMARY: Never forget to close tags! Use HTML & CSS3 validator
https://validator.w3.org/
https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
Refer to visualization study methods for more notes