HTML5 Semantic Tags Flashcards

1
Q

specifies independent,
self-contained content.

A

<article>
</article>

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2
Q

Potential sources for the ______element would
be, forum posts, blog posts, new stories and
comments.

A

article

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3
Q

defines some content aside
from the content it is placed in.

A

<aside>
</aside>

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4
Q

specifies additional details
that the user can view or hide on demand.

A

<details>
</details>

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5
Q

can be used to create an
interactive widget that the user can open and
close.

A

<details> tag
</details>

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6
Q

specifies self-contained
content, like illustration, diagram, photos,
code listing, etc.

A

<figure> tag
</figure>

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7
Q

defines a caption for a

<figure> element.
</figure>

A

<figcaption> tag
</figcaption>

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8
Q

now defines a footer for a
document or section.

A

<footer> tag
</footer>

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9
Q

A _____ element typically contains authorship
information, copyright information, site map,
contact information, back to top links and
related documents.

A

footer

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10
Q

represents a container
for introductory content or a set of
navigational links.

A

<header> element
</header>

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11
Q

is typically used and contains one or
more heading elements, logo or icon and
authorship information. You can also include
the navigation here.

A

header

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12
Q

specifies the main content of a
document.

A

<main>
</main>

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13
Q

defines marked text.

A

<mark> tag</mark>

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14
Q

tag defines a set of navigation links.
Notice that not all links of a documents should
be inside the navigation tag element.

A

<nav>
</nav>

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15
Q

defines sections in a
document such as chapters, headers, footers,
or any other sections of the document.

A

<section> tag
</section>

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16
Q

tag defines a visible heading
for the <details> element.</details>

A

<summary>
</summary>

17
Q

tag for paragraph

A

<p></p>

18
Q

tag for line break

A

<br></br>

19
Q

tag for bold text

A

<b></b>

20
Q

tag for italics

A

<i></i>

21
Q

tag for heading tags

A

<h1></h1>

22
Q

tag for body

A

<body></body>

23
Q

tag for smallest heading

A

<h6></h6>

24
Q

tag for title

A

<title></title>