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CompuScholar - Web Design - Chapter 4

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Block Element with boundries that will automatically wrap text and fit it to the space availible. EX: <p>, <h1>, <blockquote>
Inline Element that controls how data is displayed; can be within a block or other elements. EX: <em>, <strong>, <cite>, <br />
<div> Element used to mark a division in your webpage. Similar items should be grouped together with this block element tag.
Document Flow A web browser will normally display elements on the web page in the order they are written in the HTML file, from top-to-bottom.
<span> Element used to create a certain style for a small section; can be used within blocks or inline tags.
Clean Code Using only the tags necessary to make the page work.
Nesting Each HTML element should have a matching closing tag.
Whitespace Indenting spaces, tabs, and returns that make it easier to see which elements go together in your code.
Carriage Return Pressing Enter to start code on the next line.
Indent Adding whitespace, like tabs or spaces, at the beginning of your line to move the characters to the right.
id Attribute Added to most elements to give them a unique name within your HTML file.
<!-- --> Used to add comments to the programmer that are not displayed within the browser.
Header Element at the top of a web page that can contain identifying information.
Footer Element at the bottomr of a web page that can contain identifying information.
Character Reference Adding special symbols to your webpage using a series of characters; escape sequence.
" Character reference for a double quote "
' Character reference for an apostrophe '
& Character reference for an ampersand &
> Character reference for a greater than angle bracket >
< Character reference for a less than angle bracket <
© Character reference for the copyright symbol ©
  Character reference that adds a space that the browser won't remove when auto-wrapping text to fit within an area.
<ol> Element that contains items where the order is important; items are numbered; ordered lists.
<li> Element that should be included in a list; list item.
<ul> Element that contains items where no particular order is important; items have a bullet or dash; unordered lists.
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