Time for action – setting up the HTML
- We'll get started with our sample HTML file and associated files and folders, like we set up in Chapter 1, Designer, Meet jQuery. In this case, our HTML is going to be a definition list with the questions inside the
<dt>tags and the answers wrapped in<dd>tags. By default, most browsers will indent the<dd>tags which means the questions hang into the left margin, making them easy to scan. Inside the<body>of your HTML document, add a heading and a definition list as follows:<h1>Frequently Asked Questions</h1> <dl> <dt>What is jQuery?</dt> <dd> <p>jQuery is an awesome JavaScript library</p> </dd> <dt>Why should I use jQuery?</dt> <dd> <p>Because it's awesome and it makes writing JavaScript faster and easier</p> ...
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