Unit F

Question 1

Text or another web page element that users can select to move to related content in the same page or in another document.

Answer 1

hyperlink/link

Question 2

Full and complete address for the target document on the web.

Answer 2

absolute link

Question 3

Filename of the location, web page, or other document to link to

Answer 3

target document

Question 4

Set of links for moving between web pages on the site.

Answer 4

navigation bar or nav bar

Question 5

Standard format for specifying how and where to access a resource on the Internet.

Answer 5

uniform resource locator (URL)

Question 6

The way that computers ask for and communicate about the requested document.

Answer 6

scheme

Question 7

The sequence of folders in which the target document is stored on the server.

Answer 7

path

Question 8

Web servers make documents available using this

Answer 8

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (http) or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (https)

Question 9

Gives only the path and filename information necessary to locate the target document based on the location of the current web page.

Answer 9

relative link

Question 10

Change how an element is rendered by changing its display type

Answer 10

display property

Question 11

Categorization of a web page element based on a relationship or condition of the element at a given moment, rather than on a static attribute value. Ex. hover

Answer 11

pseudo class

Question 12

What are the links that have four other states that you can style with pseudo-classes?

Answer 12

:link, :visited, :focus, and :active.

Question 13

What causes a new tab to open

Answer 13

value of _blank

Question 14

Links to id values

Answer 14

hash link

Question 15

Targets an id value at the start of the main page content and allows users to bypass navigation.

Answer 15

skip link