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Recap Zone


                Ð Ð A website is a collection of web pages that convey information about a specific company, organisation, or product.
                Ð Ð A website can be opened and viewed on a software called web browser. Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla
                    Firefox, Opera are web browsers which are often used.
                Ð Ð Websites are built with a specific purpose in mind, such as business, education, media and entertainment, or social
                    networking.

                Ð Ð The most basic type of website is a static website, which is simple to develop. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are used to
                    create the website.
                Ð Ð A dynamic website is one that changes or customises itself on a regular basis and without human intervention. Computer
                    code that generates HTML generates server-side dynamic pages "on the fly".
                Ð Ð HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the most widely used language for developing webpages.
                Ð Ð HTML webpages are simple text files with special “tags” that a web browser interprets and displays on your computer
                    screen.

                Ð Ð A Tag is a formatting specification that directs a web browser how to display the information it marks up or encloses (text,
                    picture, video, audio, and so on).
                Ð Ð Attributes are tag sub-elements or features that provide additional functionality by allowing a user to change the marked-
                    up elements in various ways.
                Ð Ð An HTML internal link connects two pages on the same website.
                Ð Ð External links are formed when you want to go to another page or URL by clicking on a link on a webpage.
                Ð Ð The anchor tag in html is used to create an external link.
                Ð Ð HTML frames divide your browser window into many portions, each of which can load a different HTML document.
                Ð Ð A frameset is a collection of frames in the browser window.
                Ð Ð CSS is a method sheet language that gives web designers control over how their websites connect with web browsers,
                    including how their HTML documents are formatted and displayed.
                Ð Ð CSS, or cascading style sheets, is a text-based coding language that specifies webpage formats and how they interact with
                    computer browsers.
                Ð Ð In an HTML document, you can apply CSS in three different ways—Internal, External and Inline.
                Ð Ð External Style Sheet—Define style sheet rules in a separate.css file and then use the HTML link tag to include that file in
                    your HTML content.

                Ð Ð Internal Style Sheet—Using the <style> tag, define style sheet rules in the HTML document's header section.
                Ð Ð Inline Style Sheet—Using the style attribute, define style sheet rules inline alongside HTML components
                Ð Ð A selector and a declaration block make up a CSS rule.
                Ð Ð The selector identifies the HTML element that needs to be styled.
                Ð Ð One or more declarations are separated by semicolons in the declaration block.
                Ð Ð The Domain Name System (DNS), which allows computers to communicate with one another and send email or display
                    Webpages, is at the heart of how the Internet works.

                Ð Ð A user's browser must obtain the IP address and submit queries to the name servers. Domain name resolvers are involved
                    in this procedure.














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