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Section 1

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<mark>

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marked text

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<head> </head>

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includes hidden information about the document, including style sheet, title, etc.

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<sub>

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subscript

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<html> </html>

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defines a web page

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pull an image from a URL

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<img src="URL">

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<tr>

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table rows

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you can change the type of bullets by using...

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the type= attribute

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<ul>

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unordered/bullet list

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characteristics of paragraph tags

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align="left" "center" "right" width=

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input field

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creates an input box for your form

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<sup>

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superscript

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you can change the type of a numerical list by using...

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the type= attribute - 1 is the default

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if your image is in the same place as your html file...

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<img src="mypic.jpg>

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other image attributes

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height, width, border, vspace, hspace

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<del>

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deleted text

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if your image is in another file

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<img src="Images/mypic.jpg>

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divisions attribute

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=?

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paragraph tags

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<p> usually do not have closing tags

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<span> </span>

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group inline elements together so they can be used with css - allows you to format inline texts differently

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.htm

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used by operating systems with no more than 4-letter extensions

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attributes

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allow you to customize the tag, found in the opening tag, use quotes and an equal sign (some don't but this is rare, like horizontal line with no shading)

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<div> </div>

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used to break the page into subdivisions - divisions include images, text, etc. - nothing displayed on the page

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<body> </body>

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images, links and plain texts go here.

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the structure of an HTML file...

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<html> <head> <title> </title> </head> <body> </body> </html>

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<br>

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page break -no closing tag

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<b>

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bold

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what are some ways to edit html files?

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atom (used for lots of languages) notepad (windows) textedit, aquamacs for macs

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singleton tags..

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tags that do not require an end tag.

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the URL in a link tag can be...

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in the current directory, another directory or another full URL

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<option> </option>

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each option in a drop down list must be formatted with option

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<h6> </h6>

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smallest heading or subheading

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alternate text attributes

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required if HTML file is to be considered "valid"

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<th> "heading" </th>

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table heading

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attributes of input field

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name="?" value="initial value displayed in cell goes in here" size="number of characters allowed" type="text/password"

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inside the <ul> tags go...

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<li> home </li>

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each web page is a ....

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plaintext file with a .html or .htm extension

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class attribute

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has to be used with divisions to figure out which css style to use

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link tag

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a way to link your file to other parts of your website or other sites - 2 parts - text that is in and the file linked to your file.

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<hr>

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horizontal line

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javascript

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allows you to create programming options for the world wide web

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<td> "Cell 1" </td>

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table cells

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<h1> </h1>

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largest heading

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cascading style sheet

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allows you to create styles that can be applied to each of your web pages on a website (consistency)

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<ol>

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ordered (alphabetical or numerical) list

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<i>

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italicize

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method="post"/"get"

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post posts something and get obtains something

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<strong>

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strong, large text

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<table>

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used to define a table

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<form> </form>

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put all form elements between these two tags

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<select> </select>

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creates drop-down lists

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Section 2

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<textarea>

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allows for large text areas where people can write their answers

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