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Inline/Online: Fundamentals of the Internet and the World Wide Web, 2/e
Raymond Greenlaw, Armstrong Atlantic State University
Ellen Hepp, The University of New Hampshire

Basic HTML

Chapter 7 Exercises

  • Load the Trailplace.com Web page at www.trailplace.com . How many semantic-based style tags does it use? List them. How many syntactic-based style tags? List them. (section 7.2, problem 1)
  • Format your favorite poem relating to nature using the HTML tags discussed in this section. (section 7.2, problem 7)
  • Can you “black out” an entire screen by drawing a wide enough horizontal line and setting the appropriate attributes? (section 7.3, problem 15)
  • Design a sample footer suitable for your Web pages. (section 7.3, problem 16)
  • Create an ordered list of the states along the Appalachian Trail going from south to north. (section 7.4, problem 20)
  • Create an unordered list containing hyperlinks to five “cool” Web pages. (section 7.4, problem 22)
  • Create a tic-tac-toe game in the form of a table; show a win for X ’s. (section 7.5, problem 29)
  • In a three-column table, what is the effect of setting the table WIDTH attribute to 75%and the table data WIDTH attributes all to 33%? (section 7.5, problem 34)
  • Program a table that is borderless and contains the colors of the rainbow as columns. (section 7.5, problem 38)
  • Indicate the bug(s), if any; otherwise report “no bug.
    <IMG SOURCE ="bruins.gif"ALGN ="left">
    (section 7.6, problem 50)
  • Indicate the bug(s), if any; otherwise report “no bug.
    <OL BEGIN ="3">
    <LI>Number 3.
    <LI>Number 4.
    </OL>
    (section 7.6, problem 56)
  • Indicate the bug(s), if any; otherwise report “no bug.
    <ALIGN CENTER>In the middle of the road.</CENTER>
    (section 7.6, problem 59)
  • Indicate the bug(s), if any; otherwise report “no bug.
    <BR>Make a new line here.</BR>
    (section 7.6, problem 62)