An element in HTML represents some kind of structure or semantics and generally consists of a start tag, content, and an end tag. The following is a paragrap..
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Basic HTML structure is based around 4 sets of tags which are needed for every HTML page. HTML <html></html> Head <head></head> Title <title></title> Body <body></body> In this example, note everything falls between the HTML tags, the title appears within the head of the document and that the body comes after the head. Definition – <html> </html> ..
The <table> tag defines an HTML table. An HTML table consists of the <table> element and one or more <tr>, <th>, and <td> elements. <tr> a table row <th> a table header <td> a table cell. A more complex HTML table may also include: <caption> <colgroup> column group <col> column properties within a <colgroup> ..
Navigation refers to the system that allows visitors to a website to move around that site. Navigation is most often thought of in terms of menus, but links within pages, breadcrumbs, related links, pagination, and any other links that allow a visitor to move from one page to another are included in navigation. There are ..
Refers to the physical number of pixels displayed on a screen (such as 1280×1024). Unlike in print, display resolution does not refer to the number of pixels or dots per inch on a computer screen, as this can be changed by changing the resolution of the screen (which, of course, does not change the physical ..
RSS is a standardized XML format that allows content to be syndicated from one site to another; it’s most commonly used on blogs. RSS also allows visitors to subscribe to a blog or other site and receive updates via a fe..
Server-side refers to scripts run on a web server, as opposed to in a user’s browser. Server-side scripts often take a bit longer to run than a client-side script, as each page must reload when an action..
A tag is a set of markup characters that are used around an element to indicate its start and end. HTML tags are the hidden keywords within a web page that define how the browser must format and display the content. Tags can also include HTML or other code to specify how that element should ..
A site’s URL is its address, the item that specifies where on the Internet it can ..