1
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last lesson
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- artistic aspects of website development
- how websites should look
- things to avoid
2
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this lesson
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- code aspect of how our website’s appear
- look at internal & external approach
3
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3 approaches to CSS
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- inline: using the style attribute in HTML elements (worst approach)
- internal: using a element in <head> section
- external: using an external CSS file
4
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Which of the following is the proper way to declare Internal CSS?
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CSS goes here
5
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What is the appropriate way to link to an external stylesheet called “styles.css”?
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Introduction to Web Development
flashcards
Decks in class (44)
# Cards
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What is a Web Hosting Company?6
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How to Find and Select a Web Hosting Company3
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Naming a Website3
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Website Name Registration1
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Networks and the Internet4
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First Look at a Website Control Panel2
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Web Development Tools3
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Components and Structure of a Website4
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Creating Your Own HTML: Setting Up a Template2
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Creating Your Own HTML: Creating Links and Formatting Text6
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Creating Your Own HTML: Working with Images2
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Creating Your Own HTML: Working with Tables5
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Creating HTML - How to Practice2
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How to Put Your HTML on the Internet2
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How to Test Your HTML1
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Basic Styling in Webpages5
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Static vs. Dynamic Webpages4
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The Value of JavaScript to Our Websites8
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JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part 15
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JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part 24
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Putting JavaScript to Work: Using Alerts and Prompts7
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Putting JavaScript to Work: Events5
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Putting JavaScript to Work: Gathering Additional User Input and Dynamically Modifying HTML1
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Testing JavaScript3
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Plain Websites are Boring1
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CSS Basics, Part 15
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CSS Basics, Part 28
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Putting CSS to Work: Getting Started with External CSS2
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Putting CSS to Work: Setting Colors with CSS5
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Putting CSS to Work: Controlling Your Page Layout1
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Putting CSS to Work: Common CSS Properties5
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How to Practice CSS1
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HTML Forms User Input2
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HTML Form Elements2
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HTML Form Validation: JavaScript1
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HTML Form Validation: Complex Form Example3
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HTML Form Validation: Additional Features4
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HTML Form Validation: Processing1
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Client-side versus Server-side Application Development9
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Features in Web Applications: The While Loop4
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Features in Web Applications: The For Loop6
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Creating New Features in Web Applications6
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Guided Practice with HTML Form Validation, Part 13
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Guided Practice with HTML Form Validation, Part 23
