Foundation HTML5 with CSS3

Chapter 4 Listing 4-21. An unordered listing of ingredients <ul> <li>1/2 cup butter</li> <li>1/2 cup mil ...

Constructing Content <li>Bake for 30 to 40 minutes in the preheated oven. Cake is done when it springs back to the touch.& ...

Chapter 4 The type and start attributes existed in older versions of HTML, but were phased out in XHTML because they were consid ...

Constructing Content Figure 4-14. The list as it appears in a browser with default styling You can choose to omit the end tag of ...

Chapter 4 their job titles, or a sequence of events and the dates on which they occurred were all common uses of definition list ...

Constructing Content Listing 4-24. A description list featuring two terms <dl> <dt>Domino mask</dt> <dd> ...

Chapter 4 of structured text. In this next section, we’ll move inside the blocks to pick out smaller morsels of content for spec ...

Constructing Content Required Attributes There are no required attributes for the em or strong elements. Optional Attributes The ...

Chapter 4 “November, 2019.” Furthermore, dates are limited to the modern Gregorian calendar, introduced in the 16th century, so ...

Constructing Content Listing 4-29. Using the mark element in a blockquote <p>After several hours trying to determine why t ...

Chapter 4 cite The cite element designates the title of a quoted or referenced work: a book, poem, song, painting, movie, magazi ...

Constructing Content Web browsers usually display the contents of a cite element in an italicized font, as shown in Figure 4-18, ...

Chapter 4 Figure 4-19 shows the quotation from Listing 4-31, complete with automatic punctuation. Figure 4-19. The browser gener ...

Constructing Content for Automatic Teller Machine or CSS for Cascading Style Sheets, or from initials extracted from the syllabl ...

Chapter 4 Figure 4-20. Some browsers add a dotted underline to abbreviations, and most show title attributes in tooltips Require ...

Constructing Content Figure 4-21. The contents of small are proportionally smaller than the surrounding text Required Attributes ...

Chapter 4 The code element can designate any sort of computer code. It’s not specific to any programming language, so its conten ...

Constructing Content Figure 4-22. Programming-related elements with default styling Required Attributes There are no required at ...

Chapter 4 Figure 4-23. Deleted text is displayed with a strikethrough, and inserted text is underlined Required Attributes There ...

Constructing Content The b element calls attention to a word or phrase, but doesn’t imply the greater importance that a strong e ...