Elements Flashcards

1
Q

H1

A

Main header

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2
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H2

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Smaller header

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3
Q

<p>
</p>

A

Paragraph element

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4
Q

<!—content—>

A

Syntax for comments

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5
Q

Main

A

Identifies main section of the page

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6
Q

<img></img>

A

Image element

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7
Q

Src

A

Used with image element for the image link

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8
Q

Alt

A

Used for the text we see when an image doesn’t load

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9
Q

Anchor <a></a>

A

For links

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10
Q

Href

A

For link

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11
Q

Target

A

Attribute used for changing target value ( if the link will open in a new tab and so on….)

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12
Q

Section

A

Sections the code

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13
Q

<ul>
</ul>

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Unordered list

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14
Q

<li>
</li>

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List item

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15
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Figure

A

Allows you to associate an image with a caption

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16
Q

<figcaption>
</figcaption>

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Captions the image

17
Q

<em></em>

A

Emphasis element

18
Q

<ol>
</ol>

A

Ordered list
Uses numbers instead

19
Q

Strong

A

Makes texts bold

20
Q

Form

A

Used for collecting data from the user
Creating password, text boxes and stuff

21
Q

Input

A

Used hand in hand with forms and is specified using type attributes

22
Q

Label

A

To associate the text with the radio button….if you click the text you click the button and vice versa. Just for accessibility reasons