This is an example
for what you might do
for practice.html
Link to practice3.html
This link is to practice2.html
Now, I've added color to the page --- you really need to be careful about which colors
you choose for the links, text, etc. Some just don't work well. For example: If you
choose a blue background -- you MUST set the link color to something else -- the default
color of blue on links would make them blue on blue and impossible to see. Check the
practice2 link to see a background. Also notice (in the source code) that both images
have the width, height, and alt attributes --- necessary for every image.
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Notice that this column is only 25% of the width of the table
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And this column is actually 50% of the table
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And now we're back to 25% of the table --- and this adds up to the full 100% of the
table.
The table, though, is set at a width of 75% -- of the page
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Now I have changed the row color
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And I left the center cell blank
But to keep the lines around the cell I included the <br> tag. Now the browser
leaves the lines, thinking that there is something in the cell.
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Now I'm changing just this cell's color
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And again a cell color change
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But if I don't do anything it remains the color set in the table tag
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Now let's try a list
- Boring list
- Sunday
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
and just to make it a little interesting -- an embedded list
- 9:00am -- start work
- 10:00am-1pm -- lunch
- 2pm-4:30pm -- coffee break
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
The superscript tag, but now with the underline tag
as well -- the 2nd of October.
And now an ordered list:
- apple
- bear
- college
- dragon
. . . . .
- x-ray
- yolk
- zenophon
I hope this gives you an example of what the first practice.html page might look like.
It can be anything you want as far as content is concerned.
You just need to show your ability to use the basic tags along with
headers, horizontal rules, lists, and some font adjustments.
Have fun.