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| cascading style sheets; language used to describe how an html document should be formatted. |
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| specifies the element to be a member of one or more classes; classes allow authors to define specific kinds of a given element. |
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| deals with the styling of a web page |
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| image floats to the side of a page and the text floats around it; is a css property |
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| example: p{kjhjfhd} the p specifies what in the web page gets what design elements. |
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| a set of rules for marking up blocks of text so that a web browser knows how to display them. it uses a series of tags that define the display of tect on a web page. |
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| stores information about an item or a page, such as the associate category, perspective, or description. |
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| a component which contains other components inside itself; like a tag for a table, paragraph, etc. |
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| a character that identifies the beginning or the end of a character string. |
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| inserted for blocking off a section for styling |
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| in html, elements are the tags and the text between the tags. |
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| same as a div tag; inserted for styling purposes. |
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| a website that makes sure a webapge is following html standards. |
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| hypertext transfer protocol; the protocol a browser uses to send requests to a web server; created especially for the transfer of hypertext documents over the internet. |
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| request/response standard between client and server. |
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| request/response standard between a client and a server. |
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| a programming language often used to add interactivity to web pages. javascript is not a full-featured as java, but its syntax , keywords, data types, and operators are a subset of java's. |
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| a software message that indicates that something has happened, like a keystroke. |
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| javascript code that responds to an event |
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| with every input there is an output; getelementbyid; finds the element and changes it. |
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| a variable in a program that is an example of a class. each object in a specific class is constructed from similar data and methods. |
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| what is changed after an event happens |
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| the function that renames the classname; changes it to something new |
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| assigns a unique identifier to an element |
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| a way that all browsers can read all web pages; standards make sure everything is up to date. |
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| something that works but is out of date and disapproved of, like incorrect grammar; will one day be obsolete |
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| a technique used by some web browsers to maintain backwards compatability with web pages designed for older browsers. |
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| the process of ensuring that data entered into a database is correct (or at least reasonable) and complete. |
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| world wide web consortium (w3c) |
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| the international standards body; used to make standards so that all browsers can read all web pages correctly. |
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