C777 WGU OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT LATEST EXAM
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Adopting a single W3C standard and apply is consistently to your
Web Page markup
When you validate you markup, the code will match the DTD
(standard syntax rules) that you specify.
Cascading Style Sheets
Enables you to place formatting instructions in an external text
file to determine how HTML elements in a Web page will display
You will be able to troubleshoot code issues when the GUI Web
editor fails
Importance of understanding what goes on behind the GUI of a Web
Editor
,Code validation
Checking your code to verify that is complies with the syntax rules of
your chosen standard
Canvas
HTML5 API that provide a place on a Web page where you can
display graphics, animations, videos, and games dynamically
without the need for a plug-in.
XHTML vs. HTML
XHMTL incorporates the strict syntax rules of XML with the
existing set of HTML 4.01 tags to create web documents
loop="loop"
audio attribute that allows your audio to play over and over again
without stopping
autoplay="autoplay"
Specifies that the video will automatically play immediately upon
loading
,The specified DTD in the <!DOCTYPE> declaration on you HTML page
W3C Markup Validation Service used to determine the HTML
specification against which to validate your Web page markup
code
Selector
Refers to any element to which designated styles are applied.
Rule
is a format instruction that consists of a specified selector and the
properties and values applied to it.
Declaration
Consists of a property and its value
Semicolon
To define multiple declarations for one selector withing a rule,
you must separate each declaration with a _.
Curly Braces
Except when declaring inline styles, you must place properties
and their values within _.
, Comment
By placing code in between the / and / characters you create a
___________
Inheritence
The you define will flow, or cascade, throughout your documents,
unless another style defined inside of a page specifically
overrides it. This concept is known as _.
Static
The normal, or default, position of the element within a page.
Relative
The element is relative to others on a page, usually because of the
top, bottom, left, and right properties.
Absolute
The element appears to float above the document and can be
positioned as needed it is completely removed from the rest of the
page flow.
Fixed
The element remains in the same position when the page is scrolled.