Contains information about the page and is not shown in the browser.
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<head></head>
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shows content that has been deleted
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<del></del>
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href
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HyperText Reference
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Containers that indicate the purpose of the information within them. They consist of a left angle bracket < and a right angle bracket (opening)> <closing/>
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Tags
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Relative URL
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A link that links to pages within the same site
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Absolute URL
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The value of the href attribute when linking to a different website
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Indicates information that is no longer accurate or relevant but should not be deleted.
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<s></s>
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Root folder
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Contains all of the other files and folders for a website
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Provide additional information about the contents of the element. They appear on the opening tag of an element and include two parts: a name and a value separated by an "=" sign. <p lang="en-us">Paragraph in English</p>
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Attributes
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Allows the annotation of text to provide additional meaning to contents and controls the display of the page.
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Markup Language
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href attribute
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This attribute specifies the destination of the <a></a> tag
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Text elements that are not intended to affect the structure of web pages
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Semantic markup
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Directories
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Folders of a website
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Allows a user to create and edit web pages without any knowledge of HTML or CSS
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Content Management Box
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In an ordered list, each item is placed between what tags?
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<li></li>
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Everything inside this element is shown in the main browser.
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<body> </body>
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Provides extra information such as where emphasis is placed in a sentence, that something I have written is a quotation and the meaning of acronyms
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Semantic Markup
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Indicates that the contents have strong importance and browsers will display those contents in bold type
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<strong></strong>
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shows content that has been inserted
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<ins></ins>
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<cite> and <em> Elements
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Semantic information
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Reflect a hierarchy of information.
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Headings and subheadings
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There are 6 levels
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Headings
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indicates emphasis that subtly changes the meaning of a sentence
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<em></em>
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Domain Name System - Phone book that tell the computer the IP address associated with the requested domain name.
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DNS
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<h1> <h2> and <p> Elements
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Structural markup
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In an ordered list, browers indent list by:
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default
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Elements that have no words between the opening and closing tags. It also uses only one tag.
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Empty elements
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The contents of these are displayed at different sizes
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Headings
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Links
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Allow you to move from one web page to another/enable browsing
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Domain name
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What an absolute URL starts with for a particular site
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It is better to use "what" to specify the number of numbers, letters, etc.
Allows the controlling of the presentation of text.
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Visual editor
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Is shown at the top of the browser above the URL address or on the tab for that page.
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<title></title>
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<hr /> - used between themes or topics
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Horizontal rule
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Blue colored elements that live inside brackets usually made up of two tags: an opening tag and a closing tag (the closing tag has a forward slash in it). Each tag tells the browser something about the information that sits within it.
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HTML Elements
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A list of bullet points that do not indicate order
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Unordered list
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Shows the code created by the visual editor
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Code view
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File name
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When all the pages of the site are in the same folder the href attribute is just the
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Every IP address is unique. - consists of numbers up to 32 characters.
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IP Address
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The elements used to describe both headings and paragraphs
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Structural Markup
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Save as "all files"
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Save HTML file
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Indicates what kind of information is supplied about the elements content and should be written in lower case.
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Attribute Name
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URL
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Uniform Resource Locator
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Specifies which language is used inside the element that all browsers understand.
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Value=lang
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Allows the creation of links that allow visitors to move from one page to another quickly and easily.
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HyperText
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A list of terms with the definitions for each term
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Definition list
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Indicates the defining instance of a new term
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<dfn></dfn>
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The setting for the attribute name. Most attribute values are either pre-defined or follow a stipulated format. The majority of attributes can only be used on certain elements.
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Attribute Value
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Section 2
(50 cards)
Each Subdirectory
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Contains an index.html file (the homepage for that section) and all sub-directories per section
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Transparent GIF
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If transparency has straight edges. Which term do Web developers commonly use for an image that allows the Web page background to show through specified areas, providing the visual effect of blending in to the background of your Web page?
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Vector Images
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A created by placing points on a grid and drawing lines between those points.
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index.html
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The main homepage of a site written in html (and the homepages of each section in a child folder) is called
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PNG
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If transparency as diagonal, round, semi-opaque or drop-shadow edges.
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Text area
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Form control - used for multi-line text (comments and messages)
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Animated GIFs
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Composed of a number of static GIFs that when combined appear to be animated. Each added GIF increases file size and loading speed.
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File name
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Relative URL - To link to a file in the same folder
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src=
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Attribute used to provide the file name of an image
Ex: <img src="folder/img1.jpg alt="Picture of pix" title="The Picture" />
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id attribute
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This atribute links to a specific part of the same page and can be used on any element
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Resolution
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The number of pixels represented on a screen
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Relative URL - Same folder
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<a href="filename">file name</a>
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New Window link
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Opens the link in a new window
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Checkboxes
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Form control - user can select or unselect one or more options
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Grandchild folder
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Relative URL - to link to a grandchild folder
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Grandparent folder
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Use ../../ to indicate that you want to go up two folders (rather than one) then follow it with the file name.
Form control - used for a single line of text = email address
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rowspan
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An attribute that specifies the number of rows the current cell spans across, [attribute]
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Password input
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Form control - used for a single line of text but masks input
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Images
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Be relevant
Convey information
Convey the right mood
Be instantly recognizable
Fit the color pallet
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<figcaption>
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An html5 element that associates an <img> element with its caption
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Child folder
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Relative URL - To link to a child folder
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Radio buttons
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Form control - user selects from a number of options
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New Window Link
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<a href="http://www.covemarrealestate.com" target="_blank">Covemar Real Estate</a>
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Relative URL - Parent folder
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<a href="../index.html">file name</a>
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URL
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It's made up of a domain name followed by the path to a specific page or image
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JPEG
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Format for many colors
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Form controls
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Are used to gather information about visitors and allow them to search a website
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<thead>
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Tag which defines the table head (placed before <tfoot> and <tbody>), [HTML Tag]
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Relative URL - Child folder
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<a href="childfoldername/filename">file name</a>
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Section 3
(50 cards)
action attribute
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The URL value for the page on the server that will receive the form information
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lfc - <label>
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Labelling Form Controls - allows the dedication of the text and the name value of the text.
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Submit button
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Sends the form to the server
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value
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Each button should have a different ______ the server knows which option was selected
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b&hc - <button>
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Button & Hidden Controls - allows the control over the display of the button.
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type="radio"
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Button type in which users can pick just one of a number of options
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HTML5 di - <input>
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HTML5 di - standardizes the gathering of information such as dates, email addresses, etc.
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type="text"
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Creates a single line of input
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<input>
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An element used to create different form controls. the attribute value determines the kind of input
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Image buttons
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Form control - similar to submit buttons but an image is used
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ddlb - <Select>
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User can _____ one item from a list box (drop down list box)
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HTML5 di - type="date"
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HTML5 Date Input - creates a date input
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check
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______ selects which value should be selected when the page loads
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msb - <Select>
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_________ allows the use of "size" to extend the boxes display to more options.
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ID
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Distinctly identifies the form from other elements on the page.
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File upload
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Form control - users can upload files to a website
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<textarea></textarea>
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Text area - creates a multi-line text input
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Drop-down boxes
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Form control - user chooses one from a number of options from a list
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name
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Password input - names the password input to send to the server
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fib - value
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File Input Box - must have a _____ added before files can be uploaded.
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ddlb - selected
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Indicates the option that should be chosen when the page loads. If no choice made the default is to send the first option.
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send in name/value pairs
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How the server differentiates between various pieces of information
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msb - multiple
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Users can select more than one option if the multiple attribute is added with a value of multiple
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name
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names each form control for each value
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b&hc - type="hidden"
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Button and Hidden Controls - allows the webmaster to hide information on a form.
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HTML5 - Form Validation
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HTML5 - checks input to ensure the correct information goes to the server
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No get or post method relayed
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Form data will be (by default) sent using the get method
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fib - <input>
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_______ allows users to upload files
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<form></form>
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Form control element that carries the action attribute and id attribute
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gfe - <legend>
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Grouping Form Elements - comes directly after the fieldset tab and contains a caption to identify the purpose of the group of form controls
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ddlb - name
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_________ indicates the name of the form control being sent to the server
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lfc - Best place to put labels on form controls
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Labelling Form Controls - above or to the left of:
text inputs
text areas
select boxes
file uploads
to the right:
individual checkboxes
individual radio buttons
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methods
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get or post
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Get method
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used on short forms (searches) or when retrieving data with adding or subtracting from a data base
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HTML5 e&ui - <input>
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users can enter email addresses and urls
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size
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(no longer used) controls the size of a text box
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Type="submit"
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A type of button used to send the form to the server
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type="password"
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Password input - Gives the "type" an attribute value that hides the characters input.
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Ib - <input>
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An image button allows an image to be used as a button - works much like the <img> element.
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cb type="checkbox"
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A user can select and deselect multiple options on this type of box
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maxlength
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limits the number of characters that can be input into a text box
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ddlb - <option>
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________ is used to specify the options the user can choose from
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cb check
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This attribute indicates the box that should be checked when the page loads.
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Radio button
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A type of button that can't be deselected
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gfe - <fieldset>
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Grouping Form Elements - groups together form elements.
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How forms work
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form filled - control sent to server - server processed information using programming language (PHP, c#, VB.net or Java) - server creates a response page.
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Post method
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used when users are allowed to upload files, form is long, contains sensitive data and adds or deletes information from a database
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size, maxlength
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Password input - carries the size and maxlength of attributes like singe-line text input
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LFC - FOR
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Labelling Form Controls - states which form control the label belongs to.
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fib - type="file"
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A "type" that gives users a text box with a browse button to select a file from their computer
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Section 4
(5 cards)
HTML5 e&ui - <type="url">
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HTML5 email and url input - allows users to input a url and will be validated to send to the server
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HTML5 si - type="search"
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HTML5 - Search Input - allows a single line text box for search inquiries
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HTML5 e&ui - type="email"
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HTML5 email and url input - allows users to input an email and then is validated that it is in correct form to send to the server
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HTML5 si - <input>
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HTML5 - Search Input - allows the creation of search queries
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HTML5 si -placeholder
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HTML5 - Search Input - text that holds the place in an input field