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Code.org Web Lab

Graves Code.org Web Lab Vocabulary

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HTML the coding language used to create web pages Hypertext Markup Language
HTML element part of a web page--surrounded by opening and closing tags that control its appearance
HTML tags <...>___________</...> , also tells what kind of element that tags are being used with opening and closing tags
Content titles, text, images, links, etc. that appear on a page
Structure how content is organized on a page
Headings a title for a page or section of a page
Lists a way to group related items together
<!DOCTYPE html> tells the computer that the document is coded in HTML
<html></html> where HTML coding is done
<head></head> where information about the page (METADATA) is put--before the main part of the page
<body></body> where CONTENT will appear on a webpage--main part of a page
<h1></h1> makes text bigger and bold heading 1
<p></p> allows text to be on its own line(s) paragraph
<ol></ol> a list with numbers organized list
<ul></ul> a list with bullet points unorganized list
<li></li> an item in a list list item
<hr> creates a line on your page from left to right horizontal rule
<br> lets you break a line of text without having to start a new paragraph. Good for poems line break
& (with amp;) allows you to put the "and" symbol in your visible web page ampersand
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