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    Table Header, Body, and Footer 1

    In HTML, tables can be structured with a distinct header (`<thead>`), body (`<tbody>`), and footer (`<tfoot>`) sections. This structure helps to organize and differentiate the content within the table. Here's how you can use these elements: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta...
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    HTML - BackgroundsExplanation with Examples 1

    In HTML, you can set background colors, images, or even videos to enhance the visual appeal of your web pages. Let's explore each of these background options with examples: 1. Background Color You can set a solid background color using the `background-color` property. <!DOCTYPE html> <html...
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    Nested Tables 1

    In HTML, you can nest tables within other tables to create more complex layouts. While nesting tables was more common in older web design practices, it's generally considered better practice to use CSS for layout purposes, particularly with the advent of CSS frameworks like Flexbox and Grid...
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    HTML - Header Explanation with Examples 1

    In HTML, the `<header>` element represents introductory content typically at the top of a page or section within a page. It often contains headings, logos, navigation menus, search forms, or other introductory elements. The `<header>` element is part of the HTML5 semantic elements, which provide...
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    HTML - Lists 1

    In HTML, lists are used to present information in an organized and structured manner. There are three main types of lists: unordered lists (`<ul>`), ordered lists (`<ol>`), and definition lists (`<dl>`). Here's an explanation of each type along with examples: 1. Unordered Lists (`<ul>`)...
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    HTML - Colors 1

    In HTML, colors can be specified using several different methods, including color names, hexadecimal notation, RGB values, RGBA values, HSL values, and HSLA values. Here's an overview of each method: 1. Color Names: HTML supports a set of predefined color names, which are case-insensitive. For...
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    The type Attribute 1

    In HTML, the `type` attribute is used in various elements to specify the type of content or script being embedded or linked. It is commonly used with the `<script>` and `<style>` elements to define the type of scripting language or stylesheet being used. Here's a brief explanation of how the...
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    HTML - Fonts Explanation with Examples A

    In HTML, you can specify fonts using the CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) `font-family` property. This property allows you to define the font face or font family for the text within an HTML element. Here's an explanation of how to use fonts in HTML along with examples: 1. Using Web Safe Fonts: Web...
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    HTML - Forms Explanation with Examples Part-2A

    Attributes Certainly! Here are some common attributes that can be used with `<textarea>` elements and `contenteditable` attribute to create multiple-line text input controls in HTML: `<textarea>` Attributes: 1. **name**: Specifies the name of the input field, which is used to identify the...
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    HTML - Forms Explanation with Examples Part-1A

    Attributes Attributes in HTML are additional properties that can be added to HTML elements to modify their behavior, appearance, or provide additional information. Here are some commonly used attributes along with examples: 1. id: Specifies a unique identifier for an element. <div...
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    Heading Tags Explanation with Examples

    When creating a document in HTML, headings play a crucial role in structuring and organizing content. HTML provides six levels of headings, each designated by the elements <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>, and <h6>. These elements are used to define the hierarchy and importance of the headings...
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    HTML5 Basics Day-2

    Break Tag(<br />) It is used to shift the text or anything which is following to the next line from start position. This is an example self enclosing tag or void tag which does not have two tags as opening tag and closing tag. Also it doesn't contain any content. The output is as follows...
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    HTML5 Basics Day-1

    What is HTML? HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. If we look at the first part, hypertext, what does that mean? It refers to the pieces of text which can link to other documents in the website. So these pieces of text are hypertext or hyperlinks, and they are the foundation of how an...
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    Pega - Validations Interview Questions and Answers

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    What is the use of referring to the Access Group in Agents?

    Agent need to pick the rule for process By referring the Access Group, It will pick the rule from the Application which we have defined under the AccessGroup If it is a Advanced Agent we have to define the Access Group If it is a Standard Agent, It will pick from Requestor Access Group Queue
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