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Section 1

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Opening and Closing Tags

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Start and end an HTML element. Closing tag contains a forward slash.

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Head Element

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Contains information about the page that is not displayed on the actual webpage.

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src Attribute

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The name of the attribute for <img> elements, and lives directly inside the image element. Value is the actual URL of the image of the image you want to display on the page. (<img src=insert image link/>)

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Unordered Lists

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Text that formats individual list items in bullet points which are added using the <li> element.

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<img> Element

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Allows you to add images to a page. Does NOT have a closing tag only an opening tag (<img/>).

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Body Element

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Types of visible content can be added within the body such as text, images, etc.

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URL (Uniform Resource Locator)

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The actual address of a webpage.

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!DOCTYPE

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An instruction that lets the computer know what type of document to expect and it is usually the very first line of code.

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Whitespace

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Spacing between lines of code that makes it easier to read and understand.

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href Attribute

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The name of the attribute for anchor elements, and lives directly inside the anchor element. Value is URL is set to the page you want the user to be directed to. (<a href=insert link>)

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Heading/Headers

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Used to describe content. 6 different types, <h1>-<h-6>, with h1 being the largest and h-6 being the smallest.

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Ordered Lists

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Very similar to unordered lists, except each item is in numerical or alphabetical order.

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Anchor element

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Enables you to add links to a web page (<a>...</a>)

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alt Attribute

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Another attribute for <img> elements, which also lives inside the image element. Value is a description of the image in case it is unable to be viewed. (<img src=image link alt="insert description"/>)

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