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What does HTML stand for?
What does HTML stand for?
- Hyper Text Main Language
- High Text Markup Language
- Hyper Text Markup Language (correct)
- Hyper Transfer Markup Language
What is the purpose of the tag in HTML?
What is the purpose of the tag in HTML?
- It specifies the author of the page
- It links to external CSS
- It defines the document type
- It sets the character encoding for the document (correct)
What is the primary function of the HTML
tag?
What is the primary function of the HTML
- To add a heading to the document
- To style text on the page
- To set the document language
- To display a title in the browser's tab (correct)
Which element is used to implement a paragraph of text in HTML?
Which element is used to implement a paragraph of text in HTML?
In HTML5, which new element was introduced for semantic structure?
In HTML5, which new element was introduced for semantic structure?
Which input type is specifically designated for selecting colors in HTML5?
Which input type is specifically designated for selecting colors in HTML5?
Which HTML tag is used to insert a line break?
Which HTML tag is used to insert a line break?
What does the lang attribute in the tag accomplish?
What does the lang attribute in the tag accomplish?
What is the purpose of the <form> element in HTML?
What is the purpose of the <form> element in HTML?
What does WYSIWYG stand for in web development tools?
What does WYSIWYG stand for in web development tools?
Which attribute specifies the language of the HTML document?
Which attribute specifies the language of the HTML document?
Which attribute in HTML is used to apply inline CSS styles?
Which attribute in HTML is used to apply inline CSS styles?
Which HTML5 element is used to include external CSS files into a document?
Which HTML5 element is used to include external CSS files into a document?
What is the default text alignment within a
tag in HTML?
What is the default text alignment within a
tag in HTML?
Which API allows a web application to access the user's location, pending permission?
Which API allows a web application to access the user's location, pending permission?
Flashcards
HTML Comment Tag
HTML Comment Tag
The HTML tag used to add comments in the code. These comments are ignored by the browser and are useful for developers to add explanations or notes within the code without affecting the webpage.
Link Tag for Stylesheet
Link Tag for Stylesheet
The element in HTML is used to embed external stylesheets into the webpage, allowing for separation of content and presentation.
HTML5 Video Embedding Element
HTML5 Video Embedding Element
The HTML5 element is used to embed a video player into a webpage, allowing the display of video content directly.
Inline CSS Attribute
Inline CSS Attribute
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Canvas Element for Graphics
Canvas Element for Graphics
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HTML Form Element
HTML Form Element
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Geolocation API for Location Access
Geolocation API for Location Access
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HTML5 Audio Embedding Element
HTML5 Audio Embedding Element
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HTML
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DOCTYPE declaration
DOCTYPE declaration
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The
tag in HTML
The
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section in HTML
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The lang attribute in HTML
The lang attribute in HTML
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The tag in HTML
The tag in HTML
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tag in HTML
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Study Notes
HTML Fundamentals
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HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It's the standard markup language for creating web pages.
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The
<meta charset="utf-8">
tag specifies the character encoding for the document, ensuring proper display of characters. -
The
<p>
element is used to create a paragraph of text. -
HTML5 introduced semantic elements like
<header>
,<footer>
, and<section>
for better structure. -
The
<br>
tag inserts a line break.
HTML Head Section
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The
<title>
element defines the title of the web page, displayed in the browser tab. -
The
<style>
element is used to include inline CSS styles within the HTML document. -
The
<meta>
tag contains meta-information about the HTML document, such as character encoding and viewport settings. -
The
<!DOCTYPE html>
declaration specifies the document type and HTML version to the browser.
HTML Elements and Attributes
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The
<a>
element creates a hyperlink. -
The
target
attribute of the<a>
tag controls where a link opens (e.g., in a new tab). -
The
alt
attribute of the<img>
tag provides alternative text for images. -
The
<div>
element is a generic container used to structure pages. -
The
<hr>
element creates a horizontal rule. -
The
lang
attribute in the<html>
tag specifies the language of the document (e.g.,lang="en"
for English). -
The
<style>
tag in the<head>
section allows use of external CSS files.
HTML Forms and Input
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The
<form>
element is used to create input forms on web pages for user input. -
The
<input>
tag is a common element for creating different form inputs (e.g., text fields, buttons, checkboxes) with various types (text
,number
,date
, etc.). -
The
autocomplete
attribute allows the browser to offer intelligent input suggestions for forms (HTML5).
Multimedia and Graphics
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The
<audio>
element is used for embedding audio content (HTML5). -
The
<video>
element is used for embedding video content. -
The
<canvas>
element allows dynamic graphics drawing in the browser.
CSS and Styling
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CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It controls the appearance of web pages.
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Inline CSS is used when styling directly within the HTML.
External Resources
- External CSS files are linked to the HTML document using the
<link>
tag.
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