16 docs tagged with "Document"

A CSS attribute selector selects an HTML element based on the element's attribute name or value.

A CSS basic selector selects an HTML element based on the element's name, id, or class.

A CSS combinator selector selects one or more HTML elements based on their relationship with some specified HTML nodes.

A CSS box model consists of some set of boxes wrapped around an HTML element for styling purposes.

A CSS display property specifies how browsers should display an HTML element.

A CSS ruleset consists of an element selector and a properties declaration block.

A DOCTYPE declaration informs browsers about a document's type and version.

The difference between document, data, and code is that a document holds data. Data is a page's content. And code is a computer's language.

HTML is an extension of plain texts. It is a note to browsers about a document's data, thereby helping browsers present webpages accurately.

The main difference between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is their functions. HTML is an orator, CSS a stylist, while JavaScript is a commander.

Networking means connecting things, while software networking in programming means connecting two or more software applications.

Normal flow is the default way of laying out elements on an HTML page.

A CSS pseudo-selector selects a specific part of an HTML element or selects an HTML element only when it is in a particular state.

A regular HTML element consists of an opening tag, content, and a closing tag.

An empty HTML element consists of only an opening tag.

An HTML attribute is a name-value pair that you can add to an element's opening tag.