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Labs
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Let's now turn to developing content for your home page. Since most HTML documents consist primarily of text (hyper and otherwise), we'll start by describing how text gets presented and formatted. |
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In all of the remaining lab exercises for this module we'll be using Rick & Stu's Home Page as a model for illustrating a variety of HTML features. Each exercise set will focus on just a few of the features of the page. |
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To help you see just those features we're interested in,
we present you with two windows: one for viewing an HTML file describing a mini-version
of our home page and the other to see what the code looks like when it is interpreted by
your browser. You'll notice that many of the HTML tags are colored and underlined in the
code window. This indicates that they can be clicked (in these demonstrations only)
to view the corresponding part of the browsed page.
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