vocabulary

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Across
  1. 1. elements information about the data on a web page, such as descriptions and keywords about the page that are not visible when the page is displayed in a browser. Also known as meta tags.
  2. 3. Cascading Style Sheets
  3. 5. Element An HTML object that does not have textual content; for example, (images), (line breaks), or horizontal rule)
  4. 6. Words with a specified meaning in HTML that are used in a tag to provide additional information about HTML elements. They are used, for example, to indicate the file name and location (URL) of an image, or to give an HTML element a name that when referenced in a style sheet can place the element in a location on the page, give its dimensions, or change its color.
  5. 8. brackets he characters (< >) that set HTML tags off from the rest of the text on an HTML page. These two symbols enclose all HTML tags.
  6. 9. hypertext markup language
Down
  1. 2. A section in an HTML document. Elements can be objects such as paragraphs, lists, and lines in HTML. An element is usually set off from the rest of the document by a beginning and an ending tag, but it may have just a beginning tag.
  2. 4. code The HTML (text) version of a web page.
  3. 7. the building blocks of HTML each tag is a predefined word or abbreviation that tells how the element on the page should be displayed.