HTML Fundamentals 2
Across
- 2. A blueprint, showing where the future content will be arranged on a webpage.
- 4. The ratio of an image's width to the image's height.
- 6. An image format commonly used for simple animated images.
- 8. A type of URL that does not include a scheme.
- 9. Compression type used by PNG or GIF images that does not lose quality.
- 11. An optional table footer element that defines a table footer.
- 15. An HTML element that displays an image on a webpage.
- 16. The HTML element that defines a hyperlink.
- 17. An optional table header element that defines a table header.
- 21. Type of hyperlink used to refer to a document on the same computer as the web browser.
- 23. Non-breaking space HTML entity.
- 24. 24-bit color used by JPEG and PNG images.
- 25. A mechanism for writing special characters or symbols in HTML.
- 27. An attribute that can be assigned to a table cell to span multiple rows.
Down
- 1. An HTML attribute that specifies a hyperlink's URL.
- 3. An image format commonly used for digital photographs.
- 5. Type of hyperlink used to send requests and responses over the internet without encryption.
- 7. A small icon that identifies a website and typically displays in a browser tab.
- 10. A mandatory attribute for many HTML elements that specifies the URL of a resource to display on a webpage.
- 12. An HTML attribute that is used to specify how a link should be displayed when clicked.
- 13. An optional attribute to be with the IMG element to support an alternative to displaying the image.
- 14. An attribute that can be assigned to a table cell to span multiple columns.
- 15. An HTML attribute that is used to assing a unique identifier to an HTML element.
- 18. An HTML element that a user can click on to be redirected to a connected resource.
- 19. A complete URL that includes a scheme.
- 20. An image format commonly used for line art, screenshots, or images requiring transparency.
- 22. Compression type used by JPEG images.
- 26. An optional table body element that defines a table body.