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1.1.1-1.1.6 Notes - 05/23/2016

##what's up with my vagrant box?? Check out the README.md file in the root directory of your vagrant folder for a little more information.

  1. hint: here is the command to get into your vagrant machine $ cd vagrant-lamp/
  2. hint: here is the command to view all the files in the root of vagrant $ ls -la
  3. hint: use sublime to view the mark down file $ subl README.md

##sublime shortcuts:

  1. lorem tab: auto fills a big chunk of sample text in latin, great for temporary content you can practice styling.
  2. / CMD: comments out row, works in sublime for all the languages we use (html, css, javascript, and php).
  3. tab: can be used to autocomplete just about anything (autocomplete also works in the command line). most elements will autocomplete in sublime. For example, type atab and sublime will autocomplete an anchor tag <a href=""></a>.

##review questions:

  1. what is the difference between a block element and an inline element?
  2. what is the difference between an attribute and an element?
  3. why is utilizing semantic markup important?
  4. what does http stand for? why do we need it for external links?

##pleasure reading: check out this link to review the difference between "tags", "elements" and "attributes" terminology as used in html.

###Please complete the exercises from 1.1.1-1.1.6 before the end of this week.

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