HTML Tags- Questions & Answers
<body></body> Correct Ans-initiates the text to be displayed. All other HTML code to be
displayed on the web page goes between these tags. Usually go after <head><title> title of the
page </title></head>
<span> </span> Correct Ans-add short pieces of text or other HTML. Wraps the text to the
same line as other elements without breaking into a different section.
Link out to another page Correct Ans-<a href = "link on another web server"> link
description </a>
href stands for hyperlink reference. this is interchangeable with the term hyperlink.
You must use https://www.webpage.com/" format for the link.
open link in a seperate window - allows to keep your website open in the users browser so they
return. Correct Ans-use target = "_blank" tags
<a href src = "webpage" target = "_blank" > link description </a>
relative path Correct Ans-path to a local file such as ./index.html or ./intro.html. These files
are stored in your current folder and not belonging to a website.
absolute path Correct Ans-path that goes out to a full url which is stored in a different folder.
, link to relative path Correct Ans-<a
href="./aboutme.html"> About Me </a>
link to absolute path Correct Ans-<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_bear"
target="_blank">Learn More</a>
link to top of the page Correct Ans-give an id to the top of the page <p id = "top"> This is the
top of the page</p>
then where you want the link option to be add...
<a href = "#top"> Top</a>
link to the bottom of the page Correct Ans-Create an id at the bottom of the page...
<p id="bottom">This is the bottom of the page </p>
Then wherever you want the user to be able to access the button or link add...
<a href = "#bottom"> Bottom</a>
linking CSS style sheet to HTML file Correct Ans-In order to keep your HTML file a bit
shorter and easier to debug and edit, we create a CSS stylesheet as a separate doc to only list the
CSS language. You do this using:
href = set equal to the path of the CSS file or "style.css" and sometimes it can be a url such as
"https://www.codecoach.com/stylesheets/style.css"
<body></body> Correct Ans-initiates the text to be displayed. All other HTML code to be
displayed on the web page goes between these tags. Usually go after <head><title> title of the
page </title></head>
<span> </span> Correct Ans-add short pieces of text or other HTML. Wraps the text to the
same line as other elements without breaking into a different section.
Link out to another page Correct Ans-<a href = "link on another web server"> link
description </a>
href stands for hyperlink reference. this is interchangeable with the term hyperlink.
You must use https://www.webpage.com/" format for the link.
open link in a seperate window - allows to keep your website open in the users browser so they
return. Correct Ans-use target = "_blank" tags
<a href src = "webpage" target = "_blank" > link description </a>
relative path Correct Ans-path to a local file such as ./index.html or ./intro.html. These files
are stored in your current folder and not belonging to a website.
absolute path Correct Ans-path that goes out to a full url which is stored in a different folder.
, link to relative path Correct Ans-<a
href="./aboutme.html"> About Me </a>
link to absolute path Correct Ans-<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_bear"
target="_blank">Learn More</a>
link to top of the page Correct Ans-give an id to the top of the page <p id = "top"> This is the
top of the page</p>
then where you want the link option to be add...
<a href = "#top"> Top</a>
link to the bottom of the page Correct Ans-Create an id at the bottom of the page...
<p id="bottom">This is the bottom of the page </p>
Then wherever you want the user to be able to access the button or link add...
<a href = "#bottom"> Bottom</a>
linking CSS style sheet to HTML file Correct Ans-In order to keep your HTML file a bit
shorter and easier to debug and edit, we create a CSS stylesheet as a separate doc to only list the
CSS language. You do this using:
href = set equal to the path of the CSS file or "style.css" and sometimes it can be a url such as
"https://www.codecoach.com/stylesheets/style.css"
