Concepts 3 questions
- Define HTML, XHTML.
- Identify the correct place to define the structure and the style in HTML and CSS.
- Identify presentation tags and attribute to be avoided : i,b,u,center,font.
- Differentiate HTML from XHTML (in the main concepts, not in the details).
- Compliance levels: transitional and strict for HTML and XHTML
- Validate an HTML document on the W3C site.
- Define the main differences between the levels.
- Identify the level from a DOCTYPE definition.
- Use tags and nest them correctly. Give a value to an attribute of an element. Use the one-tag form for empty elements.
- Comment part of an html page.
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Header 2 questions
- Set the char set encoding to UTF-8 in the header.
- From a given proxy option in the header, define the meaning.
- Set the title of the page.
- Prevent robots from crawling the page.
- Define an icon for the page.
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Hyperlink 2 questions
- Understand the structure of an URL.
- Write an absolute or relative hyperlink.
- Choose the suitable value for the target attribute.
- Use of internal and external links (anchors).
- Set an image as a hyperlink.
- Write a "mailto:" link with a subject and body.
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Table 3 questions
- Understand the correct use of tables : to structure tabular data but not for layout.
- Define a table with heading rows and columns.
- Merge rows and columns.
- Nest a table into another table.
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Image 2 questions
- Insert correctly an image in your document.
- Use the correct attributes to be XHTML 1.0 compliant.
- Know that "img" is an empty element.
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Forms 3 questions
- Specify the HTTP method. Identify the most appropriate method for a given case.
- Write a form with the following elements
- list box
- combo box
- text field
- password field
- check box
- radio button
- text area
- field set with associated legend
- label
- submit and reset buttons
- Define a select element to accept multiple value.
- Define a default value for a form element.
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