GSNA · Question #347
Peter works as a Web Developer for XYZ CORP. He is developing a Web site for the company. In one of the Web pages, Peter wants to ensure that certain information is consistent and visible while the…
The correct answer is D. Frames. Peter will use frames in the Web page. Frames are extensions of the HTML 3.2 standard introduced by Netscape. Elements such as navigation links and title graphic, can be placed in static individual frames. The <frame> tag defines the contents that will appear in each frame. It…
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Peter works as a Web Developer for XYZ CORP. He is developing a Web site for the company. In one of the Web pages, Peter wants to ensure that certain information is consistent and visible while the other information changes. Which of the following will he use to accomplish this?
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- ATables
- BNavigation links
- CData elements
- DFrames
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(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B12% (3)
- C4% (1)
- D80% (20)
Explanation
Peter will use frames in the Web page. Frames are extensions of the HTML 3.2 standard introduced by Netscape. Elements such as navigation links and title graphic, can be placed in static individual frames. The <frame> tag defines the contents that will appear in each frame. It is used within the <frameset> tag. Frames allow users to display multiple HTML files at a time. Answer: A is incorrect. A table is used to handle data in tabular form. Answer: B is incorrect. Navigation links are used with the navigation bar to display a page. These hyperlinks are relative to the navigational structure of a Web site. Answer: C is incorrect. Data elements are used to access data in XML format from a Web server.
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