the pages are stored in a folder on the server hosting the site

webpages accessed through a separate server

any link to another part of the same site

go to another site, different domain name

<a> </a>

This tag is used to create links

short for hypertext reference to indicate location to jump to

Contains a full path to the webpage, Fully Qualified Link

Contains a partial path to the webpage based on the current pages location and the website, Partially Qualified Link

The folders and files as they exist on a disk, including their relationship to each other and their content. Directory structure

code used when creating a hyperlink to a specific part of the same page.

the link set up by the coder to a particular part of a web page using the id attribute

The phenomenon in which hyperlinks on a Web site gradually become invalid as referenced Web page content, links and page locations change

Uniform resource locator; an address for a resource or site on the World Wide Web.

Supports transparency, interlacing and but NOT animation.

supports compression but not animation or transparency. large files

is not a universally supported Web image file type

Supports transparency, interlacing and animation

supports compression, animation and transparency, is also an open standard. However, it is not supported in older browsers.