Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Dreamweaver Quiz 4
1. What are the 4 types of tags that are covered in this tutorial?
HTML tag, Head tag, body tag and DIV tag.
2. Every HTML document begins with what?
2. Every HTML document begins with what?
A doctype statement. <!DOCTYPE HTML>
3. What is the first and last tag in your document?
3. What is the first and last tag in your document?
<!doctype html> and </html>.
4. Anytime you write code to tell your web browser something it goes where?
4. Anytime you write code to tell your web browser something it goes where?
Into the head section.
5. Where does your content go for the webpage?
5. Where does your content go for the webpage?
The body section.
6. How do you maintain the readability of the code?
6. How do you maintain the readability of the code?
Indenting.
7. What is another way to type the code below that wouldn't change the function on a browser but would change how it looks in the code view?
<head> <title>Put your content here</title></head> He states that it would be perfectly valid for me to have written my code like this.
8. If you want to change the name of the browser tab where do you change the code?
7. What is another way to type the code below that wouldn't change the function on a browser but would change how it looks in the code view?
<head> <title>Put your content here</title></head> He states that it would be perfectly valid for me to have written my code like this.
8. If you want to change the name of the browser tab where do you change the code?
Revise it within the title tag.
9. How does Google decide what shows up in the search engine?
9. How does Google decide what shows up in the search engine?
The text that's in your title tag is what will show up in a search engine.
10. What tag do you use to divide a page?
10. What tag do you use to divide a page?
<div> and </div>.
11. Make sure you have content for your page. It should look similar to the content on the tutorial. If you don't have content use his page to type out your content now.
12. What is the shortcut key for opening your page in a browser? (he doesn't say it but you can find it by looking for the shortcut when he opens his "view in browser" button)
11. Make sure you have content for your page. It should look similar to the content on the tutorial. If you don't have content use his page to type out your content now.
12. What is the shortcut key for opening your page in a browser? (he doesn't say it but you can find it by looking for the shortcut when he opens his "view in browser" button)
F12.
13. Did you name your divisions? If not, do it now.
13. Did you name your divisions? If not, do it now.
Yes
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