CODEHS HTML AND CSS TERMS
<a> Tag - Answers- Allows putting links on a web page. It uses the href attribute to
specify what the link should point to.
<img> Tag - Answers- Allows adding an image to a web page. It is self-closing. The
attributes of a image tags include src, which specifies where to get the image from (the
url for an image ), and width and height attributes, which specify the size of the image in
pixels.
<li> Tag - Answers- defines a list item inside an HTML list.
<ul> Tag - Answers- Defines an unordered list in HTML.
Span - Answers- A tag that creates an inline area of content on a webpage that can be
manipulated separately from the block it is enclosed in
Style Attribute - Answers- Allows adding several different types of styles to HTML
elements.
Tooltip - Answers- A small box with extra information about an element that appears
when the cursor hovers over the element.
User Interface (UI) - Answers- The tools, visual aids, and other components available to
a user in order to interact with a web page or other digital or mechanical device
Visibility - Answers- An attribute that determines if a particular element can be seen by
the viewer of the web page
Bootstrap - Answers- A framework with predefined web page components that respond
automatically to window resizing.
Carousel - Answers- A component that continually displays different content, often with
the goal of highlighting particular areas or content of the website
Class Attribute - Answers- class is an attribute we can add to HTML tags in order to
style a specific group of elements.
Dashboard - Answers- An admin-like web page with the functionality to manage the
website
Div - Answers- A tag that creates a new area of content on a web page that can be
styled independently of the rest of the site
DRY Principle - Answers- Don't Repeat Yourself: Simplify your HTML by grouping code
into classes, stylesheets, or other types of templates
<a> Tag - Answers- Allows putting links on a web page. It uses the href attribute to
specify what the link should point to.
<img> Tag - Answers- Allows adding an image to a web page. It is self-closing. The
attributes of a image tags include src, which specifies where to get the image from (the
url for an image ), and width and height attributes, which specify the size of the image in
pixels.
<li> Tag - Answers- defines a list item inside an HTML list.
<ul> Tag - Answers- Defines an unordered list in HTML.
Span - Answers- A tag that creates an inline area of content on a webpage that can be
manipulated separately from the block it is enclosed in
Style Attribute - Answers- Allows adding several different types of styles to HTML
elements.
Tooltip - Answers- A small box with extra information about an element that appears
when the cursor hovers over the element.
User Interface (UI) - Answers- The tools, visual aids, and other components available to
a user in order to interact with a web page or other digital or mechanical device
Visibility - Answers- An attribute that determines if a particular element can be seen by
the viewer of the web page
Bootstrap - Answers- A framework with predefined web page components that respond
automatically to window resizing.
Carousel - Answers- A component that continually displays different content, often with
the goal of highlighting particular areas or content of the website
Class Attribute - Answers- class is an attribute we can add to HTML tags in order to
style a specific group of elements.
Dashboard - Answers- An admin-like web page with the functionality to manage the
website
Div - Answers- A tag that creates a new area of content on a web page that can be
styled independently of the rest of the site
DRY Principle - Answers- Don't Repeat Yourself: Simplify your HTML by grouping code
into classes, stylesheets, or other types of templates
