HTML Attributes
Answer the questions on your Blog.
- Copy and paste the questions .
- Type the answers in a different color.
- Then, Click on the link.
- Read the text to answer the questions.
- Take detailed notes.
- Change the text in the tryit edit or then see how the web browser would display the page.
- Keep a list of HTML Tags as you learn them.
- Then complete the projects in RED.
- What do attributes provide?
- When are attributes specified?
- How do you get attributes?
- What tag defines HTML links?
- Where is an HTML link address specified?
- How should attribute values be enclosed?
- When is it necessary to use single quotes/
- Define "case in-sensitive".
- Why should you use only lowercase in HTML 4?
- What type of attributes are required in XHTML?
Work in the tryit editor. Copy and paste the code into page 1 and page 2 of your website (text edit).
Make a list of hyperlinks: <a href="http://www.example.com/">Link-text goes here</a>
- Your Blog
- Question of the Day
- HTML Website
- 2 more of your favorite websites.
- Format your links. Using:
- Text Elements
- <p>This is a paragraph</p>
- <br /> (line break)
- <hr /> (horizontal rule)
- Physical Styles
- <b>This text is bold</b>
- <i>This text is italic</i>
Don't forget to Save it.