- Address Bar
- The address bar is the part of your browser where you type a web address ( or called url) and hit ENTER to go to a website.
- Category
- A category (in a wiki often called namespace) is under normal circumstances known as the first part of the page name - the partial name before the colon (:) in the page name.
Tags: address category name url
Cascading Style Sheets
Tags: css
- FTP
- File Transfer Protocol
Tags: ftp
- History (page options)
- A '''Page history of changes''' shows the order in which changes were made to any editable page, the difference between any two versions, and a menu of check boxes for selecting change-types.
A Page history of changes" is sometimes called '''revision history''' or '''edit history'''. It is accessed by clicking the "History" button at the top or bottom of the page, a complete separate screen opens under the selected page and its "page option buttons".
Tags: history options
- HTML
- HyperText Markup Language
Tags: html
- HTTP
- HyperText Transfer Protocol
Tags: http
An infinite loop is a loop that continues with no sign of stopping. It is usually an unintended side-effect of a bug in a computer program.
Tags: loop
- IP
- Internet Protocol.
Tags: ip
A "loop" is an infinite circle - without any "outbreak"- have a look at Infinite loop
Tags: loop
An extra "indexing possibility" for every page in Wikidot wikis. Every page can have a list of tags (hidden with leading "_" and unhidden without) Changing tags is done with click on the page options Tags.
Tags: tag tags
- Url
- Uniform Resource Locator is the short generic name of all the web adresses we can use in the address bar.
Tags: url
- www
- World Wide Web
Tags: www