Things to Know

How to load web sites with pictures onto the server. (copy onto Euclid)
Know how to make tables inside of tables and colspan and rowspan.
The difference between png and jpg pictures. (Lossy vs Lossless)
Absolute vs relative URLs.
What is a URL.
How to make an imagemap.  Don't forget the #.
What is a kilobyte and a megabyte and a byte.

Basic HTML Tags
	IMG with height= width= src= title= alt= usemap=
	IMGs scale when you change either height or width

	BODY with background= bgcolor=
	Only one body per document.

	FONT with size= and face=
	Why CSS is better than font tags

	P with align=
	Makes a paragraph.  Can set alignments.  Don't forget justified.

	BR
	Makes a line break.  Does not make a paragraph.  The difference is indenting.

	CENTER
	Puts things in the middle

	A with href=
	Can make a link from a picture too

	UL and OL with type= and LI
	Sublists also.

	TABLE with border= width= background= bgcolor=
	TR and TD and TH with colspan= rowspan= background= bgcolor=

Image Maps
	MAP and AREA
	Know shape=rect,circle,polygon
	Know how to make a you-missed page
	Don't forget the # sign
	
CSS Things To Know
	There are three places to put CSS content.  At the top, in a seperate file, and style=
	Remember that in CSS it's not = it's :.  Never WIDTH=3, always WIDTH:3
	Know how to look things up .. there are too many to remember.

Form Things to Know
	Put a name on almost any input field.
	<form action=http://server.com/script.cgi>
	<input>
	<input type=radio>
	<input type=checkbox>
	<input type=password>
	<textarea>default</textarea>
	<select>
		<option>Choice 1
		<option>Choice 2>
	</select>

	Know the difference between
		<input type=button>	<input type=submit>	<input type=reset>
        Weird input types (https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_form_input_types.asp)

iFrames (http://euclid.nmu.edu/~rappleto/Classes/CS101/iFrame/Top-Bottom/)

Javascript Things To Know
	Events like onchange onclick and onkeyup
	Code like if, else.
	Conditions like 
		a < 10 && a > 20 || a == 4.
		Remember, it's not = it's ==
		Remember && is and, || is or
	document.getElementById("thing").value ... don't forget the .value
	Assignment uses = and not ==.
		document.getElementById("answer").value = "Bad data"

Google maps (https://www.w3schools.com/graphics/google_maps_intro.asp)

Canvas (http://euclid.nmu.edu/~rappleto/Classes/CS101/canvas-notes.html)