Foundation HTML5 with CSS3

Index

HyperText Markup Language (cont.)

CSS, 9

document validation, 10–11

text-editing program, 9

web browser, 10

web site hosting, 12

elements

block-level element, 21

components, 20

implied elements, 19

inline element, 21

nested elements, 22

void elements, 18

evolution of, 3

age of X, 4–5

WHATWG and W3C, 5–6

HTML5. See HTML5

separating content from

presentation, 7

CSS levels, 8

presentational markup, 8

tags, 3, 17–18

URL. See Uniform Resource

Locator (URL)

web standards, 3

white space, 25–26

I

Image maps, 192

area element, 193

styling using CSS, 203

Information architecture, 331–32
Inline vs. block-level links, 191–92

J, K

Joint Photographic Experts Group

(JPEG), 141–42

L

Linking the Web. See Hyperlink

Logical sections

article element, 72–73

aside element, 75–76

footer element, 74–75

header element, 73–74

nav element, 77–78

section element, 71–72

M, N, O

Media query, 49

Metadata, 43

character encoding system, 44

charset attribute, 44, 46

content attribute, 46

definition, 43

for search engines, 45–46

http-equiv attribute, 44, 45, 46

itemprop attribute, 44

lang attribute, 44

name attribute, 44, 46

MIME type, 47–48

P

Page layout, CSS

box model, 298

block-level elements, 298

border, 298

borders, 300–302

content area, 299

margins and padding, 298,

299–300

floating columns

clearing floats, 309–11

floated sections, 307

floats within floats, 311–12

generated content, 313–14

opposite directions, 307