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Explain the concept of a markup language. |
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Realize that different Web browsers may display the same HTML somewhat differently. |
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Understand the two HTML tag formats. |
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Define the families of HTML tags. |
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Recognize the HTML tags used in creating a résumé. |
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Understand the relationship between HTML, SGML, and XHTML. |
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Even though there are many more tags than you'll use in creating your first few pages, browse through these links and find some tags that are unfamiliar to you but that you would like to experiment with. |
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Versions of HTML |
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The World Wide Web Consortium is constantly working on projects to enhance uses of the Web. Which projects will bring benefits to your own work on the Web? |
World Wide Web Consortium
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Progressive Case: Planning XML Web Services |
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Use these links to help research your answer to the progressive case for this chapter. |
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