IES: HTML-recog dk6 Flashcards
1
Q
- subscript character entity for “4”
A
₄
2
Q
- subscript character entity for “5”
A
₅
3
Q
- subscript character entity for “6”
A
₆
4
Q
- subscript character entity for “7”
A
₇
5
Q
- subscript character entity for “8”
A
₈
6
Q
- subscript character entity for “9”
A
₉
7
Q
- The superscript (element) specifies inline text typically with a raised baseline using smaller font
- Displayed for solely typographical reasons.
- Any content can be included within the tags,
- The superscript element renders larger than the superscript entity, thus, disturbing the uniformity of line spacing.
A
<sup>
8
Q
- superscript character entity for “1”
A
¹
(or)¹
9
Q
- superscript character entity for “2”
A
²
(or)²
10
Q
- superscript character entity for “3”
A
³
(or)³
11
Q
- superscript character entity for “4”
A
⁴
12
Q
- superscript character entity for “5”
A
⁵
13
Q
- superscript character entity for “6”
A
⁶
14
Q
- superscript character entity for “7”
A
⁷
15
Q
- superscript character entity for “8”
A
⁸
16
Q
- superscript character entity for “9”
A
⁹
17
Q
- character entity for superscript numeral “0”
A
⁰
18
Q
- Inline element with content styled in a fashion intended to indicate that the text is a short fragment of computer code
- By default, the text is in monospace font.
- Always nest element within a
<pre>element to preserve the coding layout. - Use character entities to avoid conflict with active coding.
A
<code>
19
Q
- A phrase tag used to define a variable in programming or in a mathematical expression.
- The content inside is typically displayed in italics.
A
<var>
20
Q
- Encloses inline text which represents quoted output from a computer program.
- Contents are typically rendered using the browser’s default monospaced font (such as Courier or Lucida Console).
A
<sample>
