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This tag creates the largest default heading on a webpage.
What is <h1>
This CSS property sets how wide your element box looks on the screen.
What is width
This CSS property changes the color of your actual text words.
What is color
In CSS, you use a period (.) to select this type of group label.
What is CLASS
This property changes the design of your text, like switching to Arial or Comic Sans.
What is font family
You use this tag to insert a hyperlink.
What is <a>
This CSS property sets how tall your element box looks on the screen.
What is height
This property changes the color of the screen behind your text.
What is background-color
In CSS, you use a hashtag (#) to select this single, unique label.
This property lets you change how big or small your text appears on the screen.
What is font-size
This tag stands for "paragraph" and holds blocks of text.
What is <p>
This tag creates a bulleted list, which stands for "unordered list".
What is <ul>
This is the default background color of a brand new, empty webpage before you add any CSS styling to it.
What is white
CSS stands for Cascading ________ Sheets.
What is STYLE
This property centers your text or moves it to the left or right side of the page.
This tag is used to create a horizontal line break.
What is <hr>
This tag creates a numbered list, which stands for "ordered list".
What is <ol>
This text property makes your words bold or regular weight.
In your CSS code, you wrap all your style rules inside these matching curly symbols
What is curly brackets
This HTML tag makes your text appear italic or slanted for emphasis.
What is <i> OR <em>
This tag adds an image to your webpage
What is <img>
This tag is used for each individual item inside of a bulleted or numbered list.
What is <li>
This color code starts with a hashtag, like #000000 for black.
What is Hex Code
To make your CSS styling show up on your website, you must link your CSS file inside this main structural tag at the top of your HTML code.
What is <head> tag
What tag highlights the text?
What is <mark>