Key Terms Flashcards
HTML
Browser
Code Editor
Root Folder
Doctype
Head
Body
Telling the browser the purpose of each element on the page
Markups ONLY put in the <body> – no styling
Semantic
Attribute
Charset
Surround heading text
<h1> through <h6>
</h6></h1>
Surround an ordinary paragraph
<p>
</p>
Mark important words or phrases amid a block of text
<strong> or <b></b></strong>
Emphasize important words or phrases amid a block of text
<em> or <i></i></em>
Surround an entire ordered (numbered) list.
<ol>
</ol>
Surround an entire unordered (bulleted) list.
<ul>
</ul>
Surround each list item
<li>
</li>
Self closing tag that causes an image from a nearby folder to appear on the page
<img></img>
Put this container around the masthead of the page: site title and possibly main navigation.
<header>
</header>
Put this around the main content area of the page (usually the large area between header and footer). Only use one per page.
<main>
</main>
Put this around a complete, stand-alone chunk of content that has its own header.
<article>
</article>
Put this around a chunk of content that has a topic that goes off on a tangent, such as a sidebar.
<aside>
</aside>
Put this around the “fine print” information at the bottom of the page: might include such things as copyrights, contact information, and/or lesser used navigation.
<footer>
</footer>
