| A | B |
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| <DOCTYPE> | Declares document or code type embedded with an HTML, XML or SGML document |
| <html> | Identifies the document type as HTML. |
| <body> | Encloses the main portion of the document which the user sees. |
| <ol> | Creates a numbered list |
| <title> | Encloses the text that will appear in the browser title bar when the page is loaded; contained within the <HEAD> tags. |
| <h1> | Denotes text as a heading element |
| <meta> | Describes the contents of a Web page, such as the author |
| <UL> | Creates a bulleted list. |
| <li> | Identifies an item in an ordered or unordered list |
| <hr> | Creates a horizontal rule or line |
| <BLOCKQUOTE> | Centers and indents a block of text |
| <p> | Creates a line break |
| <br> | Creates a line break |
| text editor | Program that requires you to write HTML code manually. |
| Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) | The standard authoring language used to develop Web pages. |
| GUI editor | Program that allows you to create a Web page by pointing and clicking with a mouse. |
| <img src> | Inserts an image on a page |
| <h6> | smallest heading style |
| <tr> | creates a table row |
| <td> | creates a table cell |
| <th> | creates a bold, centered table heading |
| </table> | closes code for a table |
| <form> | starts a form |
| <b> | creates bold text |
| Web Browser | Internet Explorer |
| element, attribute, value | three parts of an html tag |
| An example of a html tag value | #000000 |
| an example of an attribute | bgcolor |
| an example of an element (selector) | table |
| punctuation marks which surround all values | "" quotation marks |
| html, head, title, body | required html structure tags for all Web pages |
| All tags start and end with these symbols | < > (angle brackets> |
| symbol used to close a tag | / (slash) |
