Week 20 Vocab & Terminology
Class hours: 9:40am – 2:05pm
Mr. Cronin
Mr. Herr
Quizzes will be first thing Thursday morning – 10 questions. Quizzes are 15% of your CAWD grade. The other 35% is your class work, and final 50% worker traits.
- Unordered lists are made by using the open and close <ul> tag. Unordered lists are bullet type lists that use bullets or other non counting elements.
- Ordered lists are made by using the open and close <ol> tag. Ordered lists use numbers or other counting elements. (1,2,3 or I, II, III)
- Both ordered and unordered lists use the <li> tag to list individual items. <li> before the item to be listed, and </li> to end it.
- Definition lists <dl> are variations on list which organize data into terms <dt> and definition description <dd>.
- To use an image, we use the code <img src=”nameOfImage.jpg” alt=”Text description” />.
- The alt tag is used to describe the image to users with vision problems. Alt tags can also save the day when you have an image problem (it isn’t there, it misspelled, etc). If the image doesn’t load, the alt tag will at the very least show up on the screen.
- Links are the backbone of the internet, allowing different pages to be connected to each other files. Links can go to web pages, images, audio, games, etc. To create a text link, you write <a href=nameOfPage.html title=Where the link goes>Link</a>. This is called a relative link.
- Notice the “title” attribute in the link
