Courses/HTML

Reference: http://www.w3schools.com/html/

Exam contents

• html, head, body, title
• a href, a name
• bold, italics, underline, font
• br, hr, p
• table, tr, th, td, caption
• h1 through h6
• ul, ol, li
• img
• (forms covered in the PHP course)

Exam

Guidelines:

• Remember to indent code appropriately and make it generally look nice.
• Run your code through the HTML validator.
• Please don't use CSS for this test only, even if you know it already.

Exam:

1. FTP into the RS sandbox. Create a new folder, /httpdocs/PIN/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN. Use this folder for the exam.
2. Make a new page, htmlexam.html, following the HTML 4.01 standard, with a title of HTML Exam. Make the background black, the regular text off-white, and the links white.
3. Your topic will be the Patriot Battle Fleet (note: randomize this between various units: PBF R2F RgF IBG RF RSCD AF ABG VF; use an algorithm that always gives the same unit for a given PIN, so people don't refresh until they get a unit they like; don't worry about whether the person is in the unit or not). Find an image (preferably with a black background) with the name of the unit on it (a "logo"), and place it at the top of your page.
4. Write a short paragraph (2-4 sentences) explaining what the unit does in the RS. Include at least three links and bolded text, both done appropriately.
5. Make a table, with an appropriate caption and headings, of the following information: primary method of participation, number of unit members, number of squadrons in unit, and date of creation.
6. Make a (unordered) list of the CO, XO, and SO of the unit (use "None" or "TBA" if there is no person in a given position), which you can find using the official rosters. Link to their RS profiles.
7. Make a "Back to Top" link at the bottom that puts the user at the top of the page when clicked.
8. Using the quote database, find a quote that might be appropriate for the page and add it, using preformatted text and HTML entities.
9. Make headings for your page as appropriate.
10. Add another section of your own choosing that uses two of the following elements: ordered list, colored text, iframe, or a box with a background image.
11. Add a comment to the top of the page saying that you are the author of this page, and include today's date. With that, you're done!

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