| A | B |
|---|
| Background color | The color that fills the entire page. |
| Body | The part of the page that appears in a browser window. |
| Broken links | Links that cannot find their intended destinations. |
| Cascading Style Sheets | Sets of formatting attributes that you use to format web pages to provide a consistent presentation for content across the site. |
| Clean HTML code | Code that does what it is supposed to do without using unnecessary instructions, which take up memory. |
| Code Inspector | A separate window that displays the current page in Code view. |
| Default font | Font built into the program. |
| Default link colors | Colors used by the browser to display text, links, and visited links that are built into the program. |
| Description | Short paragraph that describes the content and features of the website. |
| External links | Links pointing outside of the website. |
| Font-family | A set of font choices that specify which fonts a browser should use to display the text on your web page. |
| Head content | Includes the page title that appears in the title bar of the browser and some important page elements, called meta tags, that are not visible in the browser. |
| History panel | Records each editing and formatting task you perform and displays them in a list in the order in which you completed them. |
| JavaScript | A web-scripting code that interacts with HTML code to create dynamic content, such as rollovers or interactive forms on a web page. |
| Keywords | Words that relate to the content of the website. |
| Line break | Places a new line of text on the next line down without creating a new paragraph. |
| Mailto: link | An email address that users with questions or problems can use to contact someone at the company's headquarters. |
| Menu bar | An area on a web page that contains links to the main pages of a website. |
| Meta tags | HTML codes that include information about the page, such as keywords and descriptions. |
| Navigation bar | An area on a web page that contains links to the main pages of a website. |
| Point of contact | Place on a web page that provides users with a means of contacting the company. |
| Rollover | Special effect that changes the appearance of an object when the mouse moves over it. |
| Slider | Can be dragged on the left side of the History panel to undo or redo steps. |
| Step | Each task listed in the History panel. |
| Tags | The parts of the code that specify the appearance for all page content when viewed in a browser. |
| Unvisited links | Links that the viewer has not clicked yet. |
| URL | Uniform Resource Locator |
| Visited links | Links that have been previously clicked. |
| White space | Which is not necessarily white, is the area on a page that contains no text or graphics. |
