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8. Web Technologies MatchUp
Target Level
C
Running Total
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Click on a top box, then click on its match below. Or, drag a top box and drop it onto the correct match. Match all pairs before clicking ‘Check’.
<li>
<script>
<h1>
type
alert
t1
function
<p>
<div>
href
<ul>
<title>
src
style
Found in an HTML tag, this marks up content as belonging to a paragraph.
This can be found as an attribute within an HTML image tag, and it tells the browser the name, and possibly location, of the image.
Within a bulleted list, this tag marks up the contents of one bullet point.
This will be found within opening and closing tags to identify a section of JavaScript.
This word is used within an HTML tag when a CSS element is being set inline.
This attribute within an HTML 'input' tag specifies whether the input object is to be a button, a text field or something else.
An HTML anchor tag contains this attribute, and it provides the absolute or relative address to which a link is made.
A larger heading within the visible section of an HTML document is identified as such using this tag.
A subroutine within JavaScript will always begin with this keyword.
This is not a meaningful keyword, tag or descriptor in any of CSS, HTML or JavaScript.
This HTML tag marks up content that will be displayed in a computer's task bar and on a browser's tab.
This tag is used in HTML to split a page into sections, each of which can be uniquely presented using CSS.
A JavaScript message box appears when this keyword is encountered during execution.
This HTML tag marks the beginning of a list of bullet points.