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Coding

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HTML elements
The basic building blocks of web pages, describe each piece of content on a web page
h1 element
Used to describe the main heading of the page
Paragraph elements, "p" elements, <p>, </p>
Used to introduce body text on a page, like in an article
"A" elements, <a href = "http://quizlet.com/">Quizlet </a>
Used to create links
"IMG" element
Used to add images to a page
SRC attribute
Contains the address of the image (filename)
"ul" element
A bulleted list
"li" element
The element inside of which each item in a list is placed
"HTML" element
The element that nests everything inside a webpage
Body element, <body>, </body>
Contains the actual information in the webpage (Not to be confused with an HTML element)
doctype <!DOCTYPE html>
Tells you which type of HTML file you're using, ensures that your webpage displays consistently when being viewed from different browsers
"div" element, <div class="nav"...>, </div>
Groups other coding elements together
CSS rule
Allows certain elements to be styled different ways
CSS
Uses rules to style HTML elements. Starts with a selector
Selector
Specifies which HTML elements to style. These include HTML elements, class selectors,
Property and value
They define what aspect of the selected properties to style
RGB values and hexadecimal numbers (HEX numbers) : rgb(102,153,0),
These can be used to select the color of an object
font-family property
Sets the font value of an HTML element's text
font-size property
Sets the size value of an HTML element's text
padding property
creates space between the content and border of an element
head element, <head>, </head>
contains the information the web browser needs to display the page
link element, <link href="main.css" rel="stylesheet" />
tells the browser where to find the CSS file used to style the page
rel attribute
tells the browser that the file being linked is a CSS file
href attribute
gives the browser the path to the CSS file used to style the page
Bootstrap
a collection of prewritten CSS rules made in order to construct a website faster
pills
a set of buttons that give links to different parts of a site
JavaScript
a programming language used to create pages that respond differently to different user actions
jQuery
a collection of prewritten JavaScript code that lets us easily create interactive effects on our site
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