| A | B |
|---|
| Absolute link | Hyperlink to another website |
| Ampersand | to begin a character entity |
| Attribute | a format such as bold, italics or color that can be applied to text or a tag |
| Browser | Software program used to retrieve document from World Wide Web and to display them in a readable format |
| Browse | to look through or glance at casually |
| Character entity | code used to display special meaning characters (<,&,,>,sp, ) in HTML which consists of &, # and an entity number, and a ; |
| E-mail encryption | the scrambling of a message so that it can only be read at its destination after being decrypted |
| E-mail link | a link on a web page that allows the user to send an email message |
| Font | a typeface, size, and style |
| Formatting | the appearance and layout of text |
| Head | required tag for all HTML documents; contains the title tag between the starting and ending <HEAD> tags |
| Headings | HTML tags that include the typeface, size, and the extra space above or below the heading; there are six levels |
| HTML | (Hypertext markup language) Protocol that controls how web pages are formatted and displayed; language used to create documents so they display in a browser |
| Hyperlink | text or graphic in a web document that references another web page or in the same document |
| Italicized | a cursive typefaces based on a stylized form of calligraphic handwriting |
| Paragraph breaks | tells the browser to put in a line break and a blank line <P> |
| Relative Link | on a webpage, gives the file location in relation to the current document |
| Style sheet | a collection of formatting rules that control the appearance of content in a web page |
| Telecommute | To work at home using a computer connected to the network of one's employer |
| Template | predesigned documents that already have formatting for margins, tabs, fonts, and some objects included |
| Terminology | the study of terms and their use in a specific subject |
| Unordered list | typically is a bulleted list of items |
| Web server | A computer program that is responsible for accepting HTTP requests from clients (user agents such as web browsers), and serving them HTTP responses along with optional data contents, which usually are web pages such as HTML documents and linked objects |
