HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript Fourth Edition

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CHAPTER 2. CONTENT VS MARKUP 18


Whose woods these are I think I know.
His house is in the village though.
He will not see me stopping here
to watch his woods fill up with snow.


http://www.ketzle.com/frost/snowyeve.htmhas the rest of it.


We use
to insert a break into a line.


Break causes the next content to appear on a different line than the previous
content.


Break is written
or
or
.


There is no matching
tag. Break is avoidtag, meaning it is a tag
with no content. Having
at the end is forbidden.


2.2.4 Micro Markups


There are several markups that are used on small pieces of wording. I call
them micro markups.


b: Bold


Bold specifies that the content should be rendered in a font that has thicker
characters. Putin front of the content and putafter the content.


Exam Question 13(p.337):The HTML tag “b” stands for what word(s)?
Acceptable Answer:bold


Havingat the end is required.


strong: Strong


Putbefore andafter each word or phrase you want to
say strongly. Strong is a kind of semantic markup and is typically rendered
the same as(bold).


Exam Question 14(p.337): The HTML tag “strong” stands for what
word(s)?
Acceptable Answer:strong

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