Ecommerce
Commercial transactions conducted electronically on the Internet.
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Elastic layout
An elastic layout is a style of Web layout design that uses percentages or ems for widths and a maxwidth style to ensure that the content is not too long. Elastic widths stretch when font sizes are increased or decreased.
Element
An XML element is the central part of any XML document.
In XHTML, a complete tag and all its content is an element, <p>paragraph</p>
EM
A font size relative to the father element.
Embeded Style
A CSS or cascading style sheets style that is written in the head of the XHTML document. It affects only the elements on that page.
<style type="text/css"><br />p { color: #00f; }<br /></style>
Entry page
In Web analytics an entry page is a Web page where readers arrive at your site from some other domain. These are the pages where people are linking to or search engines have ranked highly on your site. When you know which pages are popular entry pages for your site, you can maximize their value by adding links and other information to those pages.
EPUB
Short for Electronic publication, is a standard reflowable format for electronic books (ebook). It was created by International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF). In this format, the content is marked, but the format is not delimited, and it adapts to the different sizes of the screens on the multiple electronic devices.
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It is a size font relative to a X high in the family of fonts
Exit page
In Web analytics an exit page is a Web page that readers leave your Web site from. Generally it is interpreted in Web analytics as a page where readers didn't find what they were looking for and so went elsewhere. It is important to evaluate exit pages to determine how you can improve your site and make it more valuable to your readers.
External CSS
A CSS or cascading style sheets style that is written in an external document and can be referenced by multiple documents.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="styles.css" />
External Link
It is a Hyperlink to another website, normally to another domain from the current web-page.