Basic Web Dev questions

[c0d0ps]

<p lang="la" class="poesi jambisk" id="a"<>

Miser Catulle desinas ineptire

Et quod visum perdire peridtum ducas

</p>

 

Question: What does the p element do?

 

My answer: It makes a paragraph or it definers a paragraph.

 

 

Are any of these correct?

I don't entirely understand the question, I am on Web development 1 in Sweden.

(I have translated this from Swedish)

 

Question 2: What attributes does the element have? Write the attribute names

 

Answer: The attributes are lang, id and class.

 

Question 3: What happens if you leave out a citation sign for the attribute class?

 

Answer: it will only recognize the first class (learn) and it will try to interpret "easy" as an attribute

 

Question 4: What's wrong in following code?

<p>Lorem ipsum.</p> class="nonsens">

The class p, should be written like this; "<p class=nonsens>text</p>".

So p becomes a class and the class is not inside p (paragraph). 

 

Edit: The post has been fix to represent the question of the assignment and not what I see in the book now.

[minibois]

Yup, it's paragraph.

http://www.w3schools.com/TAgs/tag_p.asp

[c0d0ps]

Yup, it's paragraph.

http://www.w3schools.com/TAgs/tag_p.asp

Is it;

It makes or it defines a paragraph?

I don't know how to phrase it.

[Geekazoid]

@Hazy125 might be able to help you out with that.

[minibois]

Is it;

It makes or it defines a paragraph?

I don't know how to phrase it.

I would say it defines, because otherwise it would be text anyways.

[c0d0ps]

I would say it defines, because otherwise it would be text anyways.

Ok, thanks.

 

I have more questions, can you help with them too?

(Main post has been edited)

[minibois]

Ok, thanks.

 

I have more questions, can you help with them too?

Sure, I am a amateur, but know my way around HTML and such

[c0d0ps]

Sure, I am a amateur, but know my way around HTML and such

Good enough

This is pretty basic stuff anyways. So you can probably help me.

[Jeroen1322]

<p lang="la" class="learn easy" id="a"<>

 Italia Pulchra est.

 Natura Italiae nos delectat

</p>

 

Question: What does the p element do?

 

My answer: It makes a paragraph or it definers a paragraph.

 

 

Are any of these correct?

I don't entirely understand the question, I am on Web development 1 in Sweden.

(I have translated this from Swedish)

 

Question 2: What attributes does the element have? Write the attribute names

 

Answer: The attributes are Easy and Learn.

 

Question 3: What happens if you leave out a citation sign for the attribute class?

 

Answer: (Still looking for it)

 

Question 4: What's wrong in following code?

<p>Lorem ipsum.</p> class="nonsens">

Class is outside of text content and will therefor not be used. (Or something like that)

A to Q 4: the class of p should be in the first tag like <p class=nonsens>text</p>. 

[minibois]

Question 2:

A language tag (http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_language_codes.asp)

And an ID attribute. Something like what Wikipedia would use to be able to redirect to a different position on the page.

(http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_global_id.asp)

 

Question 3:

I believe it straight up don't work, but don't know what would happen. I say just try it out.

 

As for question 4; I believe you are right.

Maybe you have  to word your answers differently.

[c0d0ps]

A to Q 4: the class of p should be in the first tag like <p class=nonsens>text</p>. 

That's how it should be, not why it's wrong ..?

Don't I need to explain why it's wrong to prove that I understand it?

[Ciccioo]

Question 2: What attributes does the element have? Write the attribute names

html attributes are those:

<tagname attribute1 = "value1" attribute2 = "value2" attribute3 = "value3">            content</tagname>

so your answer is wrong because you just listed the classes of the element, which are not its attributes

 

 

Question 3: What happens if you leave out a citation sign for the attribute class?

you can try yourself

spoiler alert: it will only recognize the first class (learn) and it will try to interpret "easy" as an attribute

[c0d0ps]

Question 2:

A language tag (http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_language_codes.asp)

And an ID attribute. Something like what Wikipedia would use to be able to redirect to a different position on the page.

(http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_global_id.asp)

 

Question 3:

I believe it straight up don't work, but don't know what would happen. I say just try it out.

 

As for question 4; I believe you are right.

Maybe you have  to word your answers differently.

Nr 4 better now?

[c0d0ps]

html attributes are those:

<tagname attribute1 = "value1" attribute2 = "value2" attribute3 = "value3">            content</tagname>

so your answer is wrong because you just listed the classes of the element, which are not its attributes

 

 

you can try yourself

spoiler alert: it will only recognize the first class (learn) and it will try to interpret "easy" as an attribute

I have edited  main post now. It's all correct now?

[Ciccioo]

I have edited  main post now. It's all correct now?

all good

[c0d0ps]

all good

I've editied it a few times but it looks good now ^^

[Jeroen1322]

html attributes are those:

<tagname attribute1 = "value1" attribute2 = "value2" attribute3 = "value3">            content</tagname>

so your answer is wrong because you just listed the classes of the element, which are not its attributes

 

 

you can try yourself

spoiler alert: it will only recognize the first class (learn) and it will try to interpret "easy" as an attribute

You explaned it so much better than i ever could I wanted to answer it why it works this way but half way trough i was like This doens't make any sense ;p