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Hyper Text Markup Language

HTML stands for…

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HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language)

is the most basic building block of the Web

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HTML

It defines the meaning and structure of web content.

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1. CSS
2. JavaScript

Other technologies besides HTML are generally used to describe a web page's appearance/presentation (___) or functionality/behavior (________).

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HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language)

is the standard language used to create Webpages.

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HTML

is a text formatting language.

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Uniform Resource Locator

URL stands for

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WWW

World Wide Web

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Browser

a software program which is used to show web pages

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Hypertext Markup Language

is the primary building block for building the Front end.

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1. CSS

2. JavaScript

While HTML is a skeleton structure of a document, ___ beautifies it, and _____ makes it dynamic.

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HTML5

is the update made to HTML from HTML4

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XHTML

follows a different version numbering scheme

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HTML5 

It uses the same basic rules as HTML4, but adds some new tags and attributes which allow for better semantics and for dynamic elements that are activated using JavaScript.

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HTML Text Editor

Any software used to edit text. Some are specially made for coding that incorporates colored text for a certain language like HTML.

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HTML Files

These files could be opened in browsers and edited by text editors.

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  1. html

  2. htm

HTML Files are saved with the extension

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<!DOCTYPE html>

Indicates that we are using HTML5

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HTML element ( <html> </html> )

Element that starts off our document

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Head element ( <head></head> )

used for the title, styling, scripts, and other things to be linked in our HTML File.

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Body element ( <body></body> )

Contains the main content of our Web Page

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<!DOCTYPE html>

This declaration defines that this document is to be HTML5

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<html> element

is the root element of an HTML page

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lang attribute

defines the language of the document

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<meta> element

contains meta information about the document

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charset attribute

defines the character set used in the document

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<title> element

specifies a title for the document

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<body> element

element contains the visible page content

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<h1> element

element defines a large heading

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<p> element

defines a paragraph

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False

True or False:

HTML elements cannot have attributes

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Attributes

provide additional information about the element

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Attributes

come in name/value pairs like charset=”utf-8”

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True

True or False

All HTML documents must start with the document type declaration: <!DOCTYPE html>

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False, <html> </html>

Modified True or False

The HTML document itself begins with <body> and ends with </body>

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True

True or False:
The visible part of the HTML document is between <body> and </body>

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HTML Elements

Describes how the website should appear in the browser

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True

True or False:
Most of the elements do not require an opening and closing tag.

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HTML headings

are defined with <h1> to <h6> tags

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<h1>

defines the most important heading.

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<h6>

defines the least important heading.

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<p>

HTML paragraphs are defined with ___ tags.

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<a>

HTML links are defined with ___ tags.

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Anchor Element

<a> is also known as the

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<a> Anchor Element

Indicates a hyperlink, this is used to link to another page.

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href

Indicates where the URL it will go to

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target

Indicates where the link will open

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<img>

HTML images are defined with ___ tags.

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  1. src

  2. alt

  3. width

  4. height

(HTML images)
The source file (__), alternative text (__), ____, and ___ are provided as attributes.

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HTML <img> tag

used to embed an image to a web page.

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Image

are not technically inserted into a web page; ___ are linked to web pages.

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True

Modified True or False:

The <img> tag has two required attributes.

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  1. src

  2. alt

Enumeration:
The <img> tag tas two requried attributes:

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src

the attribute that specifies the path to the image

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alt

the attribute that specifies an alternate text for an image

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src

Indicates the file path to load the image

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width

Indicates the width

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height

Indicates the height

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alt

Text shown when image fails to load

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<button>

HTML buttons are defined with ____ tags

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HTML Lists

allow web developers to group a set of related items in lists

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HTML Description List

A list of terms, with a description of each item.

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<dl>

The ___ tag defines the description list

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<dt>

The ___ tag defines the term

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<dd>

The ___ tag describes each term

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<tr>

Table rows are defined with ___ tags

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<th>

Table headers are defined with ___ tags. (bold and centered by default).

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<td>

Table cells (data) are defined with ___ tags.

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  1. bold text

  2. important text

  3. italic text

  4. emphasized text

Define each tag (how they appear on html):
1. <table> -
2. <th> -

3. <tr> -
4. <td> -

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<br> Break Element

Using this would put the next text on the new line.

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Text Formatting Elements

Different elements ot format our text

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  1. <b>

  2. <strong>

  3. <i>

  4. <em>

  5. <mark>

  6. <small>

  7. <ins>

  8. <sub>

  9. <sup>

  1. bold

  2. important

  3. italic

  4. emphasized

  5. marked

  6. smaller

  7. deleted

  8. inserted

  9. subscript

  10. superscript

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attribute

used to add styles to a nelement such as color, font, and size.

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<abbr>

defines an abbreviation or acronym

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<address>

defines contact information for the author/owner of a document

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<bdo>

defines the text direction

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<blockquote>

defines a section that is quoted from another source

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<cite>

defines the title of a work

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<q>

defines a short inline quotation

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file upload

You can use a __ __ to allow surfers to upload files to your web server.

HTML FORM (___ ___)

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size

File Upload Attributes:
is the size of the text box in characters.

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type

File Upload Attributes:
file

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name

File Upload Attributes:
is the name of the variable to be sent to the CGI application.

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maxlength

File Upload Attributes:

is the maximum size of the input in the textbox in characters

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name

HTML Form (Dropdown list) / Select Attributes:
is the name of the variable to be sent to the CGI application.

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size

HTML Form (Dropdown list) / Select

this sets the number of visible choices.

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multiple

HTML Form (Dropdown list) / Select

the presence of this attribute signifies that the user can make multiple selections. By default, only one selection is allowed.

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HTML form

is a webpage section usually used for collecting data from users and then sending it to a server for further processing.

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HTML forms

are collections of interactive controls and various input types, such as text, numbers, email, password, radio buttons, checkboxes, buttons, etc., that collect user information.

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<form>

HTML forms are created by using the HTML ____ tag.

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True

True or False:
All user input-related tags are placed inside the <form> tag.

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HTML <form> element

defines a form to collect user information in the HTML document.

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<form> element

used to create a form container that wraps all the form elements.


It defines the start and end of the form and provides various attributes for controlling form behavior.

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<input> element

is used to create different types of input fields, such as text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, submit buttons, etc. The specific type of input is a defined attribute. 

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<textarea> element

is used to create a multiline text input field where users can enter larger blocks of text

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  1. <select>

  2. <option>

__ element creates a drop-down list, and the

__ element defines the available options within the dropdown.

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<button> element

used to create a clickable button on a form. It can be used for triggering form submission or performing other actions.

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<label> element

is used to associate a label with a form input. It helps in improving accessibility by providing a   textual description of the input field

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<fieldset> element

is used to group related form elements together​

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<legend> element

provides a caption or title for the <fieldset>.