True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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The following is an example of an unordered list <ul> ...
</ul>.
1. First Item
3. Third Item
2. Second Item
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2.
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There are only two types of HTML list, the numbered list (<ol>) and the
bulleted list (<ul>).
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3.
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When using the “style” attribute to call out
the font family in the
<p> tag, the following example could be used:
<p style=”font-family:verdana, arial,
times roman”>
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The division tag - <div> ... </div> along with
the attribute -
style=”align-text:center” can be used to center any text, paragraphs,
headings, and
images that are inside the tag.
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By using the “style” attribute in ordered (<ol>) and unordered
(<ul>) lists you can determine the type of bullet or number displayed.
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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) were created as a solution
to eliminate many of the formatting tags that turned out to be poorly designed
to mark up the information on a web page and
specify of how that information is formatted.
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You should never nest one tag inside another. For example - <b> This
text is bold <i> and this text is bold and italic </i> </b>. The proper
method would be:
<b> This text is bold </b> <b><i>and this text is bold
and italic </i></b>.
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8.
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If you use the <b> (bold) and <i> (italic) font tags in a list you
should close the tag (</b>, </i>) at the end of each list <li> item.
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Character entities are always specified starting with a & and ending with a
/.
Example for copyright - ©/
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Using other “style” attributes you can call out the font family,
font size, and color of the tagged text.
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A quick and easy way to make text appear in the browser as it appears in your
HTML code is to use the <pre> tag.
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It is possible to center everything on an entire page by placing the
style=”text-align:center” attribute inside the body <body> tag.
Example <body
style=”text-align:center”> ... </body>
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Attributes are special code words used outside and HTML tag to control exactly
what the tag does.
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14.
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XHTML standards require tags and attributes to be in lowercase and for quotation
marks to be placed around attributes values.
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15.
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When using the <p> tag to create a paragraph the “style”
attribute style=”text-align:left” is required to create text with left alignment.
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