Boot Camp

Web Page Code Structure
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Inserted text. Often used to mark up replacement text for ’d text. Typically rendered
underlined.
Note, both and elements may also be used as block elements: containing other
block and inline elements. However, these elements must still remain wholly within their
parent element to maintain a well-formed HTML document. For example deleting text
from the middle of one paragraph across several other paragraphs and ending in a final
paragraph would need to use three separate elements. Two elements would
be required as inline element to indicate the deletion of text in the first and last paragraphs,
and a third, used as a block element, to indicate the deletion in the intervening paragraphs.
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An inline quotation (for block level quotation see blockquote). Quote elements may be
nested.
should automatically generate quotation marks in conjunction with CS. Practical
concerns due to browser non-compliance may force authors to find workarounds. The cite
attribute gives the source, and must be a fully qualified URI.
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Places a script in the document. Also usable in the head and in block contexts.
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Mark subscript or superscript text
Deprecated Elements
Deprecated elements, or tags, were used in past versions of HTML and XHTML. However,
due to continued standardizing, they are no longer supported by some browsers or
validation. Do not use!!!
Block Level
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The tag specifies a default font-color, font-size, or font-family for all the text
in a document.
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A directory listing. The original purpose of this element was never widely supported;
deprecated in favor of .
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