9. Making a Div into a Link: CSS, HTML, and XHTML
   Understanding the TaskWhen we say "make a div into a link, " we mean transforming a generic HTML block element (the <div>) into a clickable element that
10. Understanding Regex for Matching Open HTML Tags
    Let's dissect the phrase:RegEx: This stands for Regular Expression, a sequence of characters that defines a search pattern
11. ` tags and wrapped in a code block with `` tags: ```html Using Multiple Elements in HTML Tables
    Purpose of <tbody>:The <tbody> tag signifies the main content area of an HTML table. It groups table rows containing the data you want to display
12. Semantic vs. Presentational Formatting: Choosing the Right Emphasis in HTML
    <b> and <i> (presentational): These tags focus solely on how the text should be displayed visually. In most browsers, <b> renders the text in bold
13. JavaScript in HTML: Handling Special Characters with CDATA Sections (and Alternatives)
    In the context of HTML and XHTML, which are markup languages for web pages, CDATA (Character Data) sections serve a specific purpose
14. Understanding HTML, CSS, and XHTML for 100% Min-Height Layouts
    HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the building block of web pages. It defines the structure and content of a webpage using elements like headings
15. Flexbox to the Rescue: Effortlessly Centering Absolutely Positioned Elements
    Solutions: We'll explore two common approaches using CSS:Using left and right properties:This method works well for horizontal centering:
16. One ID per Element: The Rule of Thumb for IDs in HTML
    Uniqueness: IDs are meant to be unique identifiers for elements. If an element has multiple IDs, it becomes unclear which ID should be used for targeting in CSS or JavaScript
17. Beyond the Basics: Browser Compatibility and the Pitfalls of Mixing Code
    Truly Void Elements:These elements never have content and should be self-closed:<area> - Defines an area within an image map