(UPI) Chapter 6: Navigating with HTML Links and Structuring Data with Tables
61-minute College Credit Course
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This course explores the creation of HTML links and the structuring of data using tables. It delves into techniques for coding hyperlinks with accessibility in mind and provides a comprehensive guide to building, styling, and enhancing tables with advanced HTML tags and CSS styling for better usability and aesthetics​
Exploring Links, Hyperlinks, and Blank Targeting in HTML
This course focuses on creating and styling links in HTML, emphasizing their role in navigation and connectivity within and outside web pages. It covers the proper use of the <a> tag, attributes like href and title, and how to enhance accessibility and user experience.
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Coding Links in HTML
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Using Link Attributes for Accessibility
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Controlling Link Behavior with Attributes
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Styling Links with CSS
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Improving Accessibility and Usability
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Examples of Complex Link Implementations
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How to Open Links in a New Browser Window or Tab
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Creating and Linking to Placeholders
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How to Link to a Media File
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How to Create an Email Link
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How to Create a Phone Link
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Example: Contact Section with Email and Phone Links
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Links, Hyperlinks, and Blank Targeting Quiz
5 questions
Mastering the Creation of Tables in HTML
This stage introduces the creation of tables in HTML, highlighting the basic structure with tags like <table>, <tr>, <th>, and <td>. It also demonstrates how to build well-organized tables using captions, headers, and advanced features like footers for improved accessibility and styling.
Enhancing Tables with Advanced HTML and CSS Techniques
This stage demonstrates advanced HTML and CSS techniques to enhance tables, focusing on improving accessibility and usability. It highlights the use of <figure> and <figcaption> elements for better semantic meaning and explains how to merge cells using attributes like colspan and rowspan for structured and organized data presentation.
Ensuring HTML Page Validity: Error Identification and Troubleshooting
This stage discusses validating HTML and CSS to ensure accurate code and compatibility across web browsers. It highlights tools like the W3C validation services, explaining how they help identify errors and improve accessibility, user experience, and SEO.
4 stepsUsing Regular Expressions for Data Validation in HTML
This stage explains how to use regular expressions in HTML for validating user input patterns such as zip codes, phone numbers, and email addresses. It highlights the pattern attribute for defining regex patterns and the title attribute for providing helpful error messages when validation fails.