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| Absolute Link | A.K.A. External Link; Link that uses the full address (URL) to the file or web page as the target source
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| Absolute Values | A type of CSS value that uses words to define the specific size of an element (e.g., medium, large)
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| Anchor Tag | The name of the tag used to create a hyperlink
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| Aspect Ratio | The proportion between the width and height of an image where for every unit in width there is a certain number of units in height (e.g., 4:3, 21:9)
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| Attribute | A tag component that describes characteristics of the HTML element associated with it
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| Author (Metadata) | A type of metadata; used to define the author of a web page
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| Block Element | HTML elements that appear one after the other in the flow and placement within the document in a vertical fashion
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| Binding | The process of creating a link between a label and an input field within an HTML form, which establishes a relationship between the two HTML elements
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| Box Model | A method of thinking about how to design HTML elements and how they interact with one another on a page; uses margin, border, padding, height, and width to define the area of and around the content
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| Breakpoints | Utilize a defined CSS media property to identify when to change the layout of a web page
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| Cascading Style Sheet | A.K.A. CSS; Style sheet language used to describe the appearance of markup code
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| Child Element | A.K.A. a descendant element; An HTML element nested within another HTML element; properties may be controlled by the parent element
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| Class Selector | A type of CSS selector used to select an HTML element to which styles are applied; uses the class HTML attribute to identify the HTML element.
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| Column Spanning | A table property that allows for the merging of cells within a row across multiple columns
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| Content Division Element | A.K.A. the DIV element; an HTML element that creates a container to group and style multiple elements together
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| CSS At-Rules | A statement that defines how CSS will behave, creating some variablilty with the site design
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| CSS Selector | A pattern used to select the HTML element(s) you want to style
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| CSS Validator | A Web application that checks for errors within any internal or external CSS styling
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| Declaration Block | Multiple CSS declarations listed together, separated by semicolons
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| Description (Metadata) | A type of metadata; used to describe the purpose of a web page
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| ECMAScript | The official name of the standard on which JavaScript is based
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| External Style Sheets | A method of coding all or most of the CSS stylings for a web page or website using a separate CSS file that contains the CSS stylings
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| Header | Identifies the start, or head, of a section or web page
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| Heading | the h1, h2, etc. elements; provide a title for a section of the webpage; can be used be browsers to create a table of contents of the page
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| ID Selector | A type of CSS selector used to select an HTML element to which styles are applied; uses the id HTML attribute to identify the HTML element.
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| Inline Element | HTML elements that appear one after the other in the flow and placement within the document in a horizontal fashion
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| Internal Style Sheets | Method of coding all or most of the CSS stylings for a web page within the head section of the page
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| Keyword (Metadata) | Describes the information in the file, usually by one word, although a keyword may include more than one word; used to define terms related to a web page that a user might enter into a search engine to locate specific information
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| Media Features | Characteristics of a viewport or user agent that can be defined as a part of a media query
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| Media Query | Provide a mechanism within CSS to modify a site or app depending on the presence of characteristics of the device
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| Metadata | Information that describes a document
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| Metadata - Author | A type of metadata; used to define the author of a web page
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| Metadata - Description | A type of metadata; used to describe the purpose of a web page
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| Metadata - Keyword | A type of metadata; used to define terms related to a web page that a user might enter into a search engine to locate specific information
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| Multiple Element Selector | Multiple single element selectors separated by commas used to identify all the elements to select and apply the same styles to
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| Padding | The spacing that exists between the content of an HTML element and its border
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| Parent Child Element Selector | A single element selector followed by another single element selector, with a space in between, to identify which element to select based upon the relationship between elements and apply styles to
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| Parent Element | An HTML element that is at a level higher than a child HTML element; may control how the child element displays
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| Pseudo-class Selector | A type of selector that uses a keyword placed after a colon to indicate a special state for the element it is applied to; e.g. :hover.
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| Rel Attribute | An HTML attribute used to define the relationship of the target document to the source document
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| Relative Link | A.K.A. Internal links, local links; Link that uses just folder and/or file names to a file or web page as the target source stored in the same location as the source pagec
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| Responsive Web Design | The collection of best practices and processes that allow a website to be used by as many people as possible on any device that they choose.
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| Row Spanning | A table property that allows for the merging of cells within a column across multiple rows
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| Sibling Elements | Two or more HTML elements that appear at the same level within the markup code
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| Text Field | A type of form input that allows a user to enter text on a web page
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| Viewport | The polygonal (e.g. rectangle) area in which a document is viewed, like a browser window
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Review the information in the table. When you are ready to quiz yourself you can hide individual columns or the entire table. Then you can click on the empty cells to reveal the answer. Try to recall what will be displayed before clicking the empty cell.
To hide a column, click on the column name.
To hide the entire table, click on the "Hide All" button.
You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
Or sort by any of the columns using the down arrow next to any column heading.
If you know all the data on any row, you can temporarily remove it by tapping the trash can to the right of the row.
To hide a column, click on the column name.
To hide the entire table, click on the "Hide All" button.
You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
Or sort by any of the columns using the down arrow next to any column heading.
If you know all the data on any row, you can temporarily remove it by tapping the trash can to the right of the row.
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