HTML Fundamentals 1

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Across
  1. 3. Provides additional info about an HTML element and is included only in the element's opening tag.
  2. 5. A location within an HTML table structure at a specific row and column.
  3. 6. This element's tags encompass the name of the HTML document.
  4. 7. A collection of items, usually indented and shown using bullets.
  5. 10. A feature of a language that is officially discouraged from being used because of newer or better features.
  6. 12. This element's tags encompass all elements and content to be rendered in the browser view.
  7. 13. An element that is considered the basic unit of text in an HTML document.
  8. 14. This element's tags contain the Title element, document metadata, and other elements not displayed in the webpage browser view.
  9. 18. A portion of an HTML that is ignored by the browser but can be viewed with the page source view in the browser.
  10. 20. An HTML heading element that typically provides a title.
  11. 21. Indicates the starting point in the document where an HTML element takes effect.
  12. 22. An HTML5 element that encapsulates a collection of related content.
  13. 24. An HTML table element that displays its content above and centered over its associated table.
  14. 25. A table datum element; creates a table cell.
Down
  1. 1. Indicates the ending point in the document where an HTML element stops having an effect.
  2. 2. Checks that an HTML document conforms to a standard.
  3. 4. An HTML table row element; contains all the cells in a row.
  4. 8. Informs the browser on what version of HTML to expect.
  5. 9. Creates a line break in a paragraph.
  6. 11. An HTML structure that allows data to be organized in rows and columns.
  7. 15. Used to define information about an HTML document.
  8. 16. This element's encompasses everything except the Doctype Declaration in an HTML document.
  9. 17. An unprinted character such as the spaces between elements and lines of text.
  10. 19. An HTML table header; creates a cell whose content is centered and bold.
  11. 21. A sequenced collection of items, usually indented and shown using numbers or letters.
  12. 23. A list within a list item of another list.