HTML Tags
This tag creates a clickable link to another page, using the 'href' attribute.
What is the anchor tag (a)?
This property changes the hue of your text.
What is color?
This keyword declares a block-scoped variable whose value can be changed later.
What is let?
This element links an external stylesheet to your HTML document in the head section.
What is the link tag?
This common user action, when 'click' is detected, often triggers a function.
What is clicking the mouse?
Six different versions of this element create headings, ranging from largest to smallest.
What is the heading tag (h1-h6)?
Used in a selector, this symbol targets an element by its unique identifier.
What is the hash/pound sign (#)?
This built-in method pops up a small dialog box showing a message to the user.
What is alert()?
This element holds JavaScript code or links to an external .js file.
What is the script tag?
This HTML element collects user input and is submitted, often grouping inputs together.
What is a form?
This empty element embeds a picture and requires a 'src' attribute.
What is the img tag?
This property sets the space inside an element, between its content and its border.
What is padding?
This data type has only two possible values: true or false.
What is boolean?
This shared attribute lets you assign one or more reusable style names to multiple HTML elements.
What is class?
This method attaches a function to run when a specified event happens on an element.
What is addEventListener()?
This block-level container has no special meaning and is often used to group content for styling.
What is the div tag?
This layout system, activated with 'display: flex', arranges items in a row or column easily.
What is flexbox?
This keyword declares a variable whose value cannot be reassigned after it is set.
What is const?
This tree-like representation of a web page lets JavaScript access and change its elements.
What is the DOM?
Inside an event handler, this method stops a form from submitting and reloading the page.
What is preventDefault()?
This semantic element represents a self-contained piece of content like a blog post or news story.
What is the article tag?
This concept describes how style rules with higher importance override conflicting ones based on selector weight.
What is specificity?
This object method outputs information to the developer tools, often used for debugging.
What is console.log()?
This method finds and returns the first element matching a given CSS selector.
What is querySelector()?
This term describes the way an event travels up from the target element through its parent elements.
What is bubbling?