(HTML) Hypertext Markup Language- a series of tags or codes that can be used in a web page to designate attributes of a section of text.
Container Tags- the heading tag has a starting tag and has an ending.
Document Types Declaration (DTD)- tells the browser what type of document to expect.
Empty Tags- a
tag that does not use a corresponding tag; it does not contain context.
Ordered List- each item have a number instead of a bullet (order is very important)
Source Code- the code that is displayed on the screen.
Tags- codes
Unordered List- items listed in any order it’s not important (most text have a bullet next to it.
Value- specifies that the paragraph be aligned in the center of the page.
Attribute- an addition to the HTML tag that is used to modify its properties (tells the browser to do something special to the text)
Absolute URL: One in which the protocol and Web server name is used.
External link: Links to documents that reside on Web sites other than the one you are creating.
Hyperlink: Links to other web pages
Internal link: Links that are used to navigate between the pages of one site
Intrapage link: A link within one Web page, Intrapage links are often used in long documents that are divided into sections
Link: Pointer to a document or file somewhere on the web
Relative URL: One in which the document being linked to is described relative to another location.
Thumbnail: A small image representation of a larger image.
Cell: An enclosed space in a table. Cells are forms by the intersection of rows and columns in an HTML table. They hold the data/content that makes up the table.
Container: The page in a frameset that defines the names and source files that will make up the frames page. This page is not displayed itself; rather it acts as a holder for the frames page.
Frameset: The collection of files that work together to produce a frames page.
Nested: Using an HTML tag inside another HTML container tag.
Button: for the user to click.
Check box: are similar to radio buttons in that there are a set of predefined choices from which the user may make a selection.
Form: is an element on a web page that is used to collect data from a Web site user
Hidden field: allows a value to be passed from the form to the page that is specified in the ACTION attribute without the knowledge of the Web user.
Label: for the form element
Password field: anything that a user types in a password field will be replaced by aterisks.
Pull-down menu: called drop-down lists
Querystring: appended to the URL after a question mark.
Radio button: are another type of form element where the user is presented with a set of options from which to choose.
Text area: is a large space in which a user can type his or her comments.
Text box: form element is a box into which the user can key text
