Here are some topics to review for the final exam:
- What is a “reset” style sheet? Why do we use it? (Eric Meyer’s Reset)
- If there is a conflict between CSS styles embedded within your HTML page and those in linked style sheets, which styles will be applied? (Cascading order)
- The overall concept and specific techniques for using the HTML5 <video> tag to embed video from your own server (not YouTube) in a web page. Also, what video file formats are required? (HTML5 Video Tutorial)
- How to place a border around a video using a <div> tag (or on the <video> tag) (HTML5 Video Tutorial)
- The CSS code for placing an image in the background of a <div>
- CSS property indicating that a background image should be tiled vertically or horizontally
- How to create HTML page layout from a layered photoshop design comp. (Creating a Webpage from a Design Comp | Saving graphics from a Design Comp for use in your HTML page)
- What does the {float: left;} CSS declaration do to bulleted or ordered list items? (Button Navigation tutorial)
- Fixed positioning: What it is, what is does, and how to do it (Fixed Position tutorial)
- Code that links an HTML page to a style sheet
- <div> in HTML code for centering all of the content in the browser window (what is it named? what CSS is used to center it?)
- The overall concept and specific techniques used in Project 5 for using PHP to build scalable web sites (PHP Tutorial)
- Markup required for correctly displaying quotes (“) as a string when quotes are included as part of a text string comprising a variable in PHP (PHP Tutorial)
- Use of $navbar and echo in php strategy used in class (PHP Tutorial)
- “PHP” stands for what? (PHP Intro)
- Be able to identify the HTML, CSS and PHP code that enable specific structural, visual, and functional characteristic of a webpage or website (this applies to the scope of all projects completed this semester, including lab assignments)
- The overall concept and specific techniques for using @font-face in CSS to include custom fonts from your own server (not Google fonts) in a web page. Also, what font file formats are required? (@font-face Tutorial)