Briefly, describe three guidelines for writing good HTML code which potential Web page authors should be familiar with. What are the steps to link to a document on your computer?
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Briefly, describe three guidelines for writing good HTML code which potential Web page authors should be familiar with. What are the steps to link to a document on your computer? Note: Please replace the less than/greater than signs in your code with double braces {{ }}, as the less than greater than signs, will NOT render in your response.) Briefly, describe each of the three ways of applying a style to an HTML or XHTML document. You want all of the links in a document to display by default without underlining. If the mouse pointer is hovering over a link, you want the link text to appear in a black font and underlined. What are the style declarations to create this rollover effect? Is the order of these declarations important, and if so, why? (Note: Please replace the less than/greater than signs in your code with double braces {{ }}, as the less than greater than signs, will NOT render in your response.) Describe how to use CSS to apply table styles to other elements. What is the syntax for creating an option group? Note: Please replace the less than/greater than signs in your code with double braces {{ }}, as the less than greater than signs will NOT render in your response.) What is the MIDI format? What are the advantages and disadvantages of MIDI? There are two main, significant problems with HTML that led to the development of XHTML. Explain both of these. What are the problems of server-side scripts that client-side programs solve? What is an array? Given an example of creating and populating an array. What is an object-based language? Describe the different types of objects supported in JavaScript. Explain how client-side and server-side validation work. Are they ever used together? If so, how? Explain how to work with modifier keys. Describe each of the properties of a style sheet discussed in the text.
