HTML Elements
What the "p" tag stands for?
Paragraph
What does the CSS "input {}" affect?
Every element that is an <input>
What does HTML stand for?
Hypertext Markup Language
Is <h1> or <h6> the biggest default header element?
<h1>!
What terms can be used to explain HTML and CSS?
The bones/skeleton and the skin/looks (flexible)
What does the "h2" tag mean?
The second-biggest default header
What does the CSS ".input {}" affect?
Any element with the class "input"
What is an element / tag?
Anything that is surrounded by "<" and ">", they're part of the HTML
If you wanted to add a button to a website. Where would you put it? In the CSS, or HTML?
the HTML!
What is the default structure of an HTML file?
<html>
<head></head>
<body></body>
</html>
Adds a line break in text
What does "display: flex" do?
Makes it easier to style an element, allows you to center stuff, make it into rows, columns, etc.
What is a "class"?
Can you put elements inside of other elements? Like p tags inside of divs? Why would you do that?
Yes! To group things together and apply styles/css to things that are related
What is the CSS line to change the background of an element?
"background-color: [color]"
How do you add an image to a website? How do you link it?
<img src="">
What is the CSS line to change the text/font size of something?
"font-size: [size]px"
What is a container or parent element?
An element that you put other elements inside to group. For example, a navigation bar that you add buttons in a row to.
If the CSS is as follows, what will be the color of the text?
p {color: blue}
.p {color: red}
<p class="p">Hello!</p>
What is the CSS term for a text element's font?
What is a type of element you can't put other elements within it?
<br> <img> (or any other one that isn't listed here)
How do you link a CSS file into the HTML?
<link rel="stylesheet" href="[filename].css">
What is a child element?
An element that is inside a parent element or container element
What if you have two property names (like color: blue and color: red) in the same CSS block, how do you know which one will actually become the color of the text?
The last one is the one that affects the text
What is the attribute name to add text inside a input element before a user types in it (to indicate what they're supposed to type)
placeholder="bla bla"