Quiz

1. Could you elaborate a bit more on Question 4? I'm not sure I understand DIV.

   Sure. DIV is easy to misunderstand, because it's meaningless.

   For best accessability and SEO, you should try to use semantic tags: tags that have meaning, like SECTION or HEADER or NAV or P or UL or LI...

   But sometimes, none of those really fit, so we reach for DIV as our container of last resort.

   Unfortunately, that means DIV gets overused and the resulting HTML becomes a little messy. Here's an excerpt from the wellesley website for the CS department

   
   <!-- Beyond Wellesley -->
   <div class="js-anim beyond">
       <div class="beyond_header">
           <div class="fs-row">
               <div class="fs-cell">
                   <h2 class="beyond_title">Beyond Wellesley</h2>
               </div>
           </div>
       </div>
   
       <div class="beyond_main">
           <div class="beyond_main_media">
                       </div>
   
           <div class="beyond_main_media_content">
               <div class="fs-row">
                   <div class="fs-cell fs-lg-5">
                       <div class="beyond_main_header">
                           <h2 class="beyond_main_title">Beyond Wellesley</h2>
                       </div>
                   </div>
   
   
   

2. How do we publish our own HTML website using the cs server (and make it public and accesible for people outside of wellesley)? 

   Copy/move the files to your public_html folder, remove the .htaccess file, and you're in business.

   We'll actually use your public_html folder today!

3. The css selector link in the reading doesn't work :(

   I'm so sorry! That was a link to a website for an older version of CS 110 that got archived, which broke all the links. I restored it (to a new, temporary location).

4. No questions, thank you!

   You're welcome!