type markup practice

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Common inline elements include:

a, strong, em, b, i, sup, sub, , code, and span.

common block elements include:

p

,

h1

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h2

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h3

,

h4

,
h5
,
h6
,
article
,
section
, , ,
header
,
footer
, and
div

this is a paragraph, I'm going to wrap it like a paragraph by using the p tag.

the meta charset is put before the title. should get in the habit of putting that in every doc u create. FYI no visible change.

greater than and less than signs must be represented by html entities. (< and >)

absolute units in ur style sheets set something in stone, relative units are based on another set item

the rem unit is the documents base font size. in this case its 15pt

superscripted elemetn with rem sizing: 16 th century

em is a unit of type that is equal to the font size ur currently using, diff from rem bc em is measured to the parent element thats being styled instead of the base document font size. really useful when ur scaling type and want it to stay proportional to the type thats around it

font-weight, by using a definition tag im making this bold

font style is really just to set if its italics or not

for font height u dont need to specify a unit, the default will assume its a multiplier of the font size. so if u have 1 and ur font size is 13pt then that is gonna b ur line height.

on sited elements do text-align right.