1. Text that is located between <title> and </title> appears in the browser’s ______________.
answer: Tab title
2. There are _______ levels of headings in HTML.
answer 6
3. If the <em> tags are around a word, then it will be ________.
answer Emphasized
4. A link’s _____________ is found between the <a> and </a> tags.
answer url/link
5. A ___________ is the full Web address for a particular Web site.
anser url
1. Title or title bar!
2. 6
3. Emphasized or italicized
4. Caption or Text
5. URL or Uniform Resource Locator
Good luck future hustlers 😁
Thank you, da realist. Got 5/5 on my quiz
looks good to me.
perhaps a better subject would have been HTML.
Good job
To find the answer to the questions:
1. To determine what appears in the browser's tab title, you can look for the HTML tag `<title>` and find the corresponding text that is between the opening tag `<title>` and the closing tag `</title>`.
2. To identify the number of levels of headings in HTML, you can refer to the HTML specification. According to the HTML5 specification, there are six levels of headings, `<h1>` to `<h6>`, each representing varying levels of importance.
3. If you want to understand the effect of the `<em>` tags on a word, you can refer to the HTML specification or documentation. In HTML, the `<em>` tags are used to emphasize or italicize text. Any word or phrase enclosed between the opening `<em>` tag and the closing `</em>` tag will be visually emphasized or italicized when rendered in a web browser.
4. To determine the link's target or destination, you can locate the HTML `<a>` (anchor) tag. The URL or link itself is usually specified using the `href` attribute within the `<a>` tags.
5. To identify the full web address or URL of a particular website, you can look for the appropriate attribute within the HTML. Typically, the URL can be found within the `href` attribute of an `<a>` tag or the `src` attribute of an `<img>` tag. The URL will start with a protocol, such as "http://" or "https://", followed by the domain name and additional path or query parameters if applicable.
1. Title bar or title
2. A. or b. (Both are correct)
3. All are correct.
4. Caption or text
5. a. b. and c. are correct.
Best of luck