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Definitions: Click on a term to view it's definition.
Dynamic HTML. In contrast to writing HTML, which creates static (little interactivity), Dynamic HTML Uses styles- including font size, typeface, and color- that change immediately in response to user actions, such as moving the mouse cursor over an object, or with a mouse click. DHTML uses Style sheets (.css) and scripts to accomplish this.
The style tags. Used to create Cascading Style Sheets, a tool that allows you to specify attributes such as color and font size for all page elements mark with a a specific tag, name, or ID. Style Sheets include Inline style (changes the attribute for a single element within a page), Embedded style (preformatted style within a single page, and External style
Allows you to specify a certain attribute or interactivity.- The graphics used when entering and leaving this page were created using
<META> tags. Meta tags are html elements that interact with search engines, and can provide some control over the browser. Meta tags require no closing tag and require two attributes, NAME AND CONTENT. Below are examples of meta tags used in this page.
Below are examples of meta tags used in this page.
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