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Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 1 Review Do you remember the vocabulary terms from this chapter? Use the following slides to check your knowledge of the definitions. The slides in this section include both the terms and the definitions. Start

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 2 markup language A text file that contains special sequences of characters that function as tags, such as HTML, XML, and XHTML. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 3 Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) A code used to create Web pages. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 4 Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) A markup language that is designed to bridge the differences between HTML and XML. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 5 Extensible Markup Language (XML) A markup language whose tags impose a specific structure and meaning on data without providing any information about how the data should be displayed. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 6 tag Text that tells a browser how and where to display text and images on a Web page. Text in a tag appears between two angle brackets ( ). Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 7 source code The text and XHTML commands used to create the Web page. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 8 file name extension The three or four characters after a period in a file name that tell the computer system what type of file it is reading. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 9 attribute An XHTML instruction that is included in an XHTML tag to specify a characteristic of a Web page element. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 10 ordered list A type of list that contains items, usually numbered, that must appear in a particular sequence. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 11 unordered list A list that contains items that can appear in any order; also known as a bulleted list. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 12 table An item consisting of columns and rows that is used to organize a Web page’s content. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 13 column Cells in a table that are arranged vertically. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 14 row Cells in a table that are arranged horizontally. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 15 cell Each individual square within a table; the intersection of a column and a row. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 16 border A visual break on the page that is used to add visual interest and to separate elements. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 17 inline graphic An image that is inline with other elements on a Web page. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 18 relative link A type of link that is used when linking to a local file, such as one within the same Web site. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 19 absolute link A type of link that contains the complete URL or path of the file being linked to. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 20 debug The process of locating and correcting any obvious errors in a Web site’s XHTML code. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 21 strict Having specific rules that must be followed. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 22 conform To obey specific rules. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 23 platform A technology that supports other software. For example, an operating system is a platform that supports other applications. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 24 manually Done by hand instead of automatically. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 25 tabular Organized into a grid or table composed of columns and rows. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 26 merge To combine. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 27 optional Not necessary. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 28 valid Accurate. Show Definition

Glencoe Introduction to Web Design Chapter 4 XHTML Basics 29 End of Chapter 4 XHTML Basics home glencoe.com