Lab 8 - Creating a Web Page Part 1
Create a web page using raw html. Do not use a Web
Authoring Program; you will do that in lab 9. Create your page in MS Word and save it as a Word document
first, then save the file as a text file,
with .htm or .html for the extension. (or you
can use Notepad and save it with the .html )
Your web page
must have the following:
* Your name centered in the first line or two. 5 pts
* A table with two columns and three rows, total of six cells. 25
pts
* You must have two links that work to pages on the Internet. 5
pts
* A link to your e-mail address. 5 pts
* You must have 2 different font sizes, something bolded, and
something underlined. 5 pts
* A background and text color. 5 pts
Here are some HTML tags you might use:
<html> at the beginning of the
page
</html> at the end of the page
<table border=2> starts a table with
a border
<tr> starts a row
<td> starts a cell
</td> ends a cell
</tr> ends the row
</table> ends the table
<br> is a line break, youÕll
needs two to have a blank line or
<P> end of paragraph marker
<b> turns
on bold </b>
turns off bold
<font size=Ó4Ó> É </font>
To do a link use the <a> tag
<a href=http://www.apple.com/>
Click here to see Apple's page </a>
<a href="mailto:dgomez01@charter.net">DebbieÕs
e-mail</a>
<BODY BGCOLOR=blue> For a
blue background </BODY>
<BODY TEXT=yellow > for text color
yellow </BODY>
or put them together in one tag:
<BODY BGCOLOR=purple TEXT=red > for a purple background with a
red text </BODY>
Here is a link
to a web page with more tags
Make sure you test out your web page by opening it in a web page
browser like Internet Explorer or Netscape. You will need to use the open command not just double clicking on it. This can be kind of tricky. If you need to do any changes you will
need to go back to your .doc (original word file) and then re-save it as a text
file with the .htm or .html extension.
Good Luck!!!