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Grouping Text & Elements In a Block The element allows you to group a set of elements together in one block-level box. For example, you might create a element to contain all of the elements for the header of your site (the logo and the navigation), or you might create a element to contain comments from visitors. In a browser, the contents of the element will start on a new line, but other than this it will make no difference to the presentation of the page. chapter-08/grouping-block-elements.html <strong>HTML</strong> Home Biography Works Contact Result Using an id or class attribute on the element, however, means that you can create CSS style rules to indicate how much space the element should occupy on the screen and change the appearance of all the elements contained within it. It can also make it easier to follow your code if you have used elements to hold each section of the page. Since there may be several other elements inside a element, it can be helpful to add a comment after the closing tag. This allows you to clearly see which opening tag it is supposed to correspond to, as shown at the end of the example here. 187 EXTRA MARKUP
Grouping Article Text & Elements Inline <strong>HTML</strong> chapter-08/grouping-inline-elements.html Anish Kapoor won the Turner Prize in 1991 and exhibited at the Tate Modern gallery in London in 2003. The element acts like an inline equivalent of the element. It is used to either: 1. Contain a section of text where there is no other suitable element to differentiate it from its surrounding text 2. Contain a number of inline elements Result The most common reason why people use elements is so that they can control the appearance of the content of these elements using CSS. You will usually see that a class or id attribute is used with elements: ●● To explain the purpose of this element ●● So that CSS styles can be applied to elements that have specific values for these attributes EXTRA MARKUP 188
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HTML & CSS Design and Build Website
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Credits For John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Contents Introduction Chapter 1: St
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Firstly, thank you for picking up t
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Is it hard to Learn? Many books tha
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How People Access the Web Before we
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How the Web Works When you visit a
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1 Structure XX XX XX Understanding
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HTML Describes the Structure of Pag
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Tags act like containers. They tell
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STRUCTURE 36
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2 Text XX XX XX Headings and paragr
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Paragraphs Article HTML chapter-02/
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Superscript Article & Subscript HTM
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Line Breaks Article & Horizontal Ru
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Semantic Markup There are some text
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Quotations Article HTML chapter-02/
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Citations Article & Definitions HTM
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Changes to Content Article HTML cha
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Example TEXT This is a very simple
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3 Lists XX XX XX Numbered lists Bul
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LISTS 64
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Unordered Article Lists HTML chapte
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Nested Article Lists HTML chapter-0
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4 Links XX XX XX Creating links bet
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LINKS 76
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Linking to Other Article Pages on t
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Parent The examplearts folder is a
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Relative Link Type example (from di
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Opening Article Links in a New Wind
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Linking to a Specific Article Part
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Example LINKS This example is of a
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5 Images XX XX XX How to add images
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Storing Images on Your Site If you
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Height & Article Width of Images HT
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Article Result Where you place the
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Article Result This looks a lot nea
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Article Result The value of top pla
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Tools to Edit & Save Images There a
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DESIGN RESEARCH Image Formats: GIF
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Image Dimensions The images you use
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Image Resolution Images created for
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Animated GIFs Animated GIFs show se
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Examining Images on the Web Checkin
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In this example, the logo is a GIF
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Summary IMAGES X X XX XX XX The el
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There are several types of informat
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129 TABLES
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Basic Table Structure The element
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Spanning ColumnS Sometimes you may
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Long Tables There are three element
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Page 174 and 175: HTML5: Email & URL Input HTML5 has
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Page 186 and 187: The Evolution of HTML Since the web
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Page 196 and 197: IFrames An iframe is like a little
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CSS Selectors There are many differ
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How Css Rules Cascade If there are
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Color can really bring your pages t
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Foreground Color color The color pr
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Understanding Color Every color on
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CSS3: HSL Colors CSS3 introduces an
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Example COLOR Color body { back
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Summary COLOR XX XX XX XX XX XX Col
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The properties that allow you to co
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Typeface Terminology Serif Serif fo
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Choosing a Typeface for your Websit
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Techniques That Offer a Wider Choic
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Specifying Typefaces font-family Th
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Type Scales You may have noticed th
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More Font Choice @font-face @font-f
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Bold font-weight The font-weight pr
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UpperCase & LowerCase text-transfor
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Leading line-height Leading (pronou
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Alignment text-align The text-align
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First Letter or Line :first-letter,
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Responding to Users :hover, :active
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Example TEXT Text body { paddin
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Summary TEXT XX XX XX XX XX There a
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Article Box Dimensions width, heigh
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Article Limiting Height min-height,
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Border, Margin & Padding Every box
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Article Centering Content If you wa
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Article CSS3: Border Images border-
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Article CSS3: Rounded Corners borde
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323 BOXES
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Example BOXES Boxes body { font
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Article Bullet Point Styles list-st
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Article Positioning the Marker list
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Article Table Properties You have a
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Article Border on Empty Cells empty
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Styling Forms Nobody I know enjoys
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Article Cursor Styles cursor The cu
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349 LISTS, TABLES AND FORMS
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Example LISTS, TABLES AND FORMS
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Key Concepts in Positioning Element
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Controlling the Position of Element
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Article Normal Flow position:static
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Article Overlapping Elements z-inde
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Article Parents of Floated Elements
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Screen Sizes Different visitors to
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Article Liquid Layout The liquid la
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Layout Grids Composition in any vis
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CSS Frameworks CSS frameworks aim t
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Example LAYOUT
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Example LAYOUT .more-articles p:las
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Summary LAYOUT X X elements are of
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Controlling the size and alignment
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Article Controlling sizes of images
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Article AligNing images Using CSS I
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Background Images background-image
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Summary IMAGES XX XX XX XX XX XX Yo
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HTML5 is introducing a new set of e
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Traditional HTML Layouts For a long
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Headers & Footers The and eleme
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Articles The element acts as a co
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Sections The element groups relat
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Figures You already met the elem
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Linking Around Block-Level Elements
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443 HTML5 LAYOUT
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Example HTML5 LAYOUT HTML5 Layou
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Example HTML5 LAYOUT margin: 10px 0
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Summary HTML5 LAYOUT XX XX XX XX Th
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This section discusses a process th
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Who is the Site For? Every website
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Why People Visit YOUR Website Now t
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What Information Your Visitors Need
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Site Maps Now that you know what ne
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WireFrames A wireframe is a simple
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Getting your message across using d
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Visual hierarchy Most web users do
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grouping and Similarity When making
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Designing Navigation Site navigatio
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Summary PROCESS & Design XX XX XX X
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To wrap up the book we are going to
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) SE
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How to Identify Keywords and Phrase
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Analytics: Learning about your Visi
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What Are Your Visitors Looking At?
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Domain Names & Hosting In order to
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FTP & Third Party Tools To transfer
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Summary PRACTICAL INFORMATION XX XX
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# symbol (links) 87, 88 _blank 86
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E e-commerce 33 editing content 56
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J JavaScript 208, 212, 218 JPEG 109
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send to back 369 serif typefaces 26
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TroubleShooting Here are a few prob
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HTML Elements 77, 79, 85, 441 53
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