| A | B |
|---|
| WYSIWYG Editor | What you see is what you get |
| XHTML | current standard for formatting web pages, according to the W3C |
| W3C | World Wide Web Consortium |
| Who sets standards for the Web? | W3C |
| Avoid these when you name files | spaces, special characters |
| .swf | Adobe flash file |
| .aif | sound file |
| .avi | avi movie file |
| .mov | Apple Quick Time movie |
| .png | png image |
| CSS | Cascading Style Sheet |
| DTD | document type definition tag |
| XHTML Transistional | lets you maintain backward compatibility with older browsers |
| XHTML Strict | removes many of the html elements that were designed to control the appearance of a page and how the user interacts with those elements. It is the truest form of XHTML |
| XHTML Frameset | Gives you access to the HTML elements needed to create framesets |
| Javascript | scripting language used to manipulate web pages |
| Web Application | a web site that delivers dynamic data instead of static data that has to be updated manually. Involves a database and server-side scripting |
| common uses of javascript | create rollovers, resize browser windows, check for browser compatibility |
| DHTML | a collection of different technologies which can include any combination of xhtml, javascript, css and dom |
| xml | extensible markup language used for defining content that can be read and processed by any device capable of reading a text file. |
| sticky | people like to come back often to a site, as it changes often |
| One of the strictest parts of XHTML | its file naming conventions |
