The actual porn, i.e. the pictures, videos etc. on a porn site.
The information contained on a web page or site is referred to as its content.
Text, image media or any other element viewed on a web page. Everything you're reading right now is Text content.
Anything, including other elements, character data, and entities, found between the START and END tags of an element.
The text and graphics contained in a Web site. Individuals and companies who create this information are known as content providers. Web sites are often judged and rated on the quality, quantity and navigational flow of their content.
The text and graphics that Netizens want to see.
The information on a web site. Supplier web site content typically consists of relativly static catalog information and company information and constantly changing information that is customer specific such as order status.
The textual information located within a web page.
The copy, graphics and images that go into your message. For a campaign to be successful, the content needs to be interesting and relevant to the customer.
The things that make up a web page. Content refers to graphics, video, sound and text, but is most commonly used to refer to text.
Materials assembled to form a displayable message. Specifically, media files and text that are created internally or externally to FireSign Studio then used to convey a message through FireSign Player on a display screen.
Content describes all text, image, audio and movie materials used on a website. According to expert forecasts, the provision of extensive, interesting and up-to-date content will be a key indicator of a website's quality.
As related to software, the material (words and graphics) that is presented.
Anything you offer to your surfers on your site: images, videos, chat rooms, stories, programs etc. For most sites though, content means information in the form of words.
in this regard, the text of a web page, visible or not, examined by search robots.
Generally refers to the visible text on your Web page, links leaving your Web page, the text in relation to those links, etc.
Content is a term used to describe material offered for a user on a Web site. It can include text, audio files, images, Flash presentations and other files. The term content is often used to mean the material a viewer sees and not the coding that marks-up that material.
Material that appears on the World Wide Web, other than tools such as search engines and navigational tools. Content could include articles and other text, images, music, etc; usually considered the "meat" of the site.
Another term for Agenda, the sum of all materials (graphic image, video clip, flash, text, PowerPoint, or html) to be used in a Centra Event.
Content consists of all of the media by which a news story or sporting event story can be delivered to a user. This may include text, graphics, video, or sound.
something (a person or object or scene) selected by an artist or photographer for graphic representation; "a moving picture of a train is more dramatic than a still picture of the same subject"
a dependable resource for quality text and photographs
a generic term to describe the text, graphics, and interactive elements that make up a web page.
For search engine optimization purposes, content is the text that appears on Web pages. Search engine spiders require HTML text—they can't see text that's part of a graphical image.
All the text, pictures and other data found on a website.
Generally, the information provided on a web page, as opposed to its design and layout. Content can take the form of text, graphics, audio, video, or a searchable database.
A general term that refers to audio and video media, images, text, and any other information that is seen or heard as part of a media presentation. Data is said to contain content if it can be converted to an analog form and produce images or sound.
Anything that a Web site contains such as text, images, sounds or videos.
Content is the meat on your site’s bones. In this case, it especially refers to text, where you will explain the system in your own words and list articles. You need content to keep your customers busy, make them trust you and get a good ranking in the all important search engines.
Content refers to the audio, video, or any other media composed and produced for broadcast.
The non-navigation elements of a web site, both text and graphics.
All of the viewable information on a given web page. Includes all text, files and graphics in a given page.
Generally, the textual and graphical elements displayed to visitors to a web page. During production of a web site, the client may provide this content to the developer, or they may opt to have this provided for them. Content may also include audio and other media.
Any and all information, data, text, music, sound, photographs, graphics, video, messages or other materials pertaining to the Subscriber's business, Catalogue Item and any other matter including but not limited to:- Catalogue Item information such as product image, description, specification and unit price; and trading terms of the Catalogue Item such as price discounts and minimum quantity Direct Credit One of the mode of payments available for supplier registration.
A fairly loose term for material stored on a server e.g. Web pages on a Web server.
The intellectual property and knowledge to be imparted. Different types of eLearning content include text, audio, video, animations, and simulations.
Data that servers stream to a client or clients via unicast or multicast. Content can originate from live audio or live video presentation, stored audio or video files, still images, or slide shows. The content needs to be transformed from its original state into ASF in order for a server to stream it. Windows Media servers can stream live ASF streams or stored .asf files as content.
A presentation, video, graphic or other Agenda item.
That which conveys information, eg text, data, symbols, numerals, images, sound and vision.
The text and pictures that make up a website, as opposed to the display characteristics like font size, colours, positioning, borders, etc. The idea of Joomla is to allow you to easily organise and control the content of your website without worrying about how it is displayed. Display characteristics are governed by the template that you use.
another named for information contained on a web site
The words, pictures, videos, sounds and programs that you put on your website.
A collective name for the text, pictures, sound, data and other information presented by a web site.
The written text on a Website.
Written part of a website
All the copy, graphics and images that go into the presentation. Effective content is engaging, useful, informative, educational, professional and entertaining.
Anything that surfers see on your website including images, videos, chat rooms, stories, programs etc. For most sites and in the context of web crawlers, content refers only to text information.
Audio, video, images, text, or any other information that is contained in a digital media file or stream.[ Back to the top
Content is a generic term used to describe information in a digital context. It can take the form of web pages, as well as the information contained in files such as sound, text, images and video
Items of information that appear on iCSP within the various sections news, events, sharing practice, discussion and exchange, useful web site and documents.
Substantive information provided on a Web page, as distinguished from the design of the page. Content can take the form of text, graphics, audio, or video.
In specific instances, this can refer to the text of a website or e-learning course, but it is more generally all the parts: pictures, video, animations, simulations, etc.
The information (both words and graphics, but not advertising) which fills a web site, be it articles, pictures or links.
Information captured digitally and imparted to learners. Formats for e-learning content include text, audio, video, animation, simulation, and more.
Content on a website is composed any graphics or text that is viewable by the user. Its main purpose is to provide the user with information about the website.
A word you'll likely see around a lot is "web content" and by definition, content is the text and images that make up a web site. This could be words, pictures, images or sounds. In essence however, when we talk about web content, we are essentially referring to content in a textual nature. Content therefore is the 'information' in text form a web site provides.
Textual information, images, art, diagrams, videos that appear on the Web site.
Any material that is available on a federal public website.
Any material, other than advertisement, that appears within the context of the magazine, web site or other publishing forum.
The body of a web page. Content includes words, selling points, graphics, animations, etc. that do not comprise the framework of the page. This is the information that changes from page to page.
The term “Content” shall mean all programs, information, data, materials and communications stored on or transmitted through the Web4minds System in connection with the Customer Web Site, including Customer Materials.
They're coming to your site for current, entertaining, and relevant information. Don't let your visitors go hungry. Original and unique information is the "meat" of your site. If you are selling an item, you almost can't give too much information. Shopping online is still fairly daunting to many users, and so you have to anticipate the questions they may have about your products, and address them all on your website. For instance, if you sell herbal supplements, describe the benefits of each, have a picture of the bottle and and illustration of the herb. Make sure to say how many capsules come in each bottle, how many ounces are in a bottle, and include the nutritional facts table. We can help you keep your current up-to-date. We can also craft content with a professional sound, and appropriate to the voice of your site.
(on the Internet) Text, images and design that make up an Internet application in contrast to programming, which is coded instructions that control the operation of the application.
Any text and/or graphics as used to contribute to the meaning of a document.
Any files that are played back, including graphics files, sound files, video files, and script files themselves.
The information located on a web page. This includes text, images, and any other types of information that a webmaster places on the page.
Valuable information that makes people want to visit your Web site. Might include: policies and procedures, photographs, instructions, illustrations, contact phone numbers and addresses, entertainment, calendars and schedules of events
Includes the text, pictures, and graphics that are displayed on a web page. Everything that is displayed through out a web site is considered content.
Digital editorial material – such as a news story or details of an offer that appears on an email or a website.
Audio, video, photographic images, graphics, interactive games, computer applications, documents, files, databases, etc.; understandable information made up of data stored in a digital format.
Content is the material that a web site is composed of, such as text, pictures, images or sounds.
Information in the delivery unit that is used by the user agent to generate perceivable units. This includes the code and markup that define the structure, presentation, and interaction, as well as text, images, and sounds that convey information to the end-user.
Content refers to the text and information included in a website, as opposed to the design and structure of the site. Source: TechSoup.org
The information on a website. Content can be news, games, reference material, movies, music, facts, opinion, catalogues or - anything. Because AOL saw the need for content, it merged with Time Warner, a major content provider, in January 2000.
the text, graphics, video, and sound that make up a web page
the text of a web page, visible or not, either viewable by visitors or by search robots.
Information that is contained on/in the CMS; Urban Forestry South website examples of content include: a calendar event for a workshop or meeting, a research paper on trees and ozone, a link to an urban forest council, or name & address of a state U&CF coordinator.
Text, images, animations, and similar items that are present on a web site.
The time taken to fully receive all text and images on the Cheshire homepage. As connections speeds to the internet differ, a minimum, maximum and average are shown on the reports.
the term content is used to refer to the various types of data that can be displayed by a computer, such as text, sound, images, photographs and motion pictures. Content should be contrasted with software, which is a set of computer programs designed to make the content available to the user.
Content is the design, text and graphical information which forms a Web page s. Good content is the key to attracting customers to a web site and retaining their interest or achieving repeat visits.
Content is the detailed information that is on the web site. For search engines that index your web site, the content is critical. The ultimate example of a web page with good content would be a page from an encyclopedia. The content must be focused and internally consistent.
Content is the label for each version of an advertisement. The UTM variable for content, utm_content, indicates the version of a link on which the visitor clicked to reach a web site - for example, utm_content=graphic_version1a. Content is one of the five dimensions of campaign tracking; the other four are source, medium, campaign and term.
The graphics, video, sound and text that makes up a web page is usually referred to as the content.
Related Terms: document In the context of search engines, "content" is a general term referring to the data that is to be indexed and searched by the search engine. It might include web pages, files, database records, or other textual data that needs to be searched.
The sum of the text, pictures, sound, data, or other information presented by a Web site.
The information contained within a website, brochure etc. For example a write up about you or your services
Information or Entertainment - whether in the form of text, video, audio, or otherwise – typically available via the Internet.
Content is the information and services displayed in a channel containing links, text, and images.
The core material: information, goods, or services being presented on your Website.
Information that has a tangible aspect because it has been collected and contained in a content object. Content can be unstructured (usually text) or structured (in a database). Content can be collected at different levels of granularity.
The text, images, movies, audio, video, software, or other material contained in and delivered by media such as paper, CDROM, web server, video-on-demand, and so forth.
The actual text of a communication or information sent. Includes text of e-mails, bulletin board postings, chat room communications, files and graphics. Content does not include routing information, the date, time, or subject of the message, or other transactional data.
Content is a general term used to describe the information contained within a website.
Data that an encoder or server streams to a client or clients. Content can originate from live audio or live video presentation, stored audio or video files, still images, or slide shows. The content must be translated from its original state into Mpeg-4 format before VideoNet can stream it.
the information on a website, ie: photos and descriptive text.
This is the information and/or services available on the website. This can be in text or image format or may be a particular function that the site performs.
1. n. (CON-tent) the graphics, video and sound used in a multimedia project, as opposed to the programming. It is important to establish who will be providing the content prior to agreeing to a project or budget. The content may be provided in raw form, such as a Beta tape, or in finished form, such as a properly compressed QuickTime movie. Do not underestimate the amount of time required to massage content into the appropriate form. 2. adj. (con-TENT) happy.
Web site content is all the information presented to your visitors. This is the headings and text on all the pages, images, multimedia, and files available for download.
A general term for information delivered across networks. Content can be anything from simple text, to streaming video, or complex multi-media applications.
From Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.1 ( 2004-02-04) The text between the start-tag and end-tag is called the element's content
1. On the Internet, content refers to the content of websites. 2. In Metalogue, content refers to what's actually in a resource, or what the resource is about.
The information contained in a Web site, including the structure in which it is presented. Web sites often get judged and rated on the quality, quantity and navigational flow of this information.
Audio, video, images, text, or any other information that is contained in a digital media file or stream. See Also: Windows Media file
From Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 ( 2000-10-06) The text between the start-tag and end-tag is called the element's content
Content is typically used to refer to audio, video and graphic materials used by an application. Sometimes data and applications are also grouped into this term.