HTML and CSS

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Across
  1. 3. An option associated with the execution of a particular UNIX command (i.e., –l or –a)
  2. 7. Features created by executing code on the server to create HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to be sent to the client, typically using a server-side language (such as PHP, Python, or Ruby on Rails) and a database (such as MySQL)
  3. 8. Dividing content into separate pages so that content does not scroll off screen
  4. 9. File Transfer Protocol uses a TCP-based network to pass files from host to host
  5. 12. HyperText Markup Language is the most common language used for creating web pages
  6. 13. A file containing only CSS code that may be referenced by many HTML files
  7. 14. A text editor such as Notepad++ displays raw text without formatting for fonts, tables, and the like
  8. 16. CSS code contained directly within an HTML tag that uses the “style” attribute, affecting only the content of that tag
Down
  1. 1. To use software to mimic a piece of hardware
  2. 2. A reference from one document to another document or resource
  3. 4. A portion of CSS code indicated by a “style” tag and contained within the head of an HTML document. Styles expressed here affect the entire HTML document
  4. 5. A CSS expression that selects specific elements from an HTML document,usually by the element's tag, id, or class
  5. 6. An expression of the path to a resource on a computer with respect to the current working directory
  6. 10. A node in an HTML document; for example, Hello is a paragraph element, indicated by the opening and closing p tags
  7. 11. Representation of the location of a resource on a hard disk with respect to the root or the location of a web resource using a full URL
  8. 15. Any content editor that shows how the final product will look as the user makes modifications