Boot Camp

Web Page Code Structure
Object
Used for including generic objects within the document header. Though rarely used within
a head element, it could potentially be used to extract foreign data and associate it with
the current document.
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Script
Can act as a container for script instructions or link to an external script with the optional
src attribute. Also usable in the document body to dynamically generate either both block
or inline content. This would be used, for instance, to refer to JavaScript:
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Style
The style tag refers to the use of Cascading Styles (CS) in a web page, and refers to embedded
header section script.
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Note: In HTML 5, all scripts are assumed to be type=”text/javascript” so when you
choose the HTML5 doctype and use script, you can leave out the type=”text/javascript”
unless your script is something other than JavaScript.
Comments as Needed
Your head section is a great place to add comments to yourself or other web authors about
the web page, such as the colors in your selected color palette, the login information for
the FTP uploading (minus the password, of course), general notes another author might
need to see, etc.
Body Section Contents
The body section of a web page has a lot going on, and we’ll discuss details in subsequent
chapters. At this time we’ll talk about the basic elements that allow your visitors to
see text, images, links, and related content, then learn how to style and expand them later.
All the elements and their attributes for tables, forms, frames, links, and images will have
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