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Licah Fox: /* Exam */

2006-02-12T00:20:10Z

Exam

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	# [[FTP]] into the [[RS sandbox]]. Create a new folder, /httpdocs/'''PIN'''/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN. Use this folder for the exam.		# [[FTP]] into the [[RS sandbox]]. Create a new folder, /httpdocs/'''PIN'''/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN. Use this folder for the exam.
	# 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.		# 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.
	# 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'').		# 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.
	# 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.
	# 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.		# 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.
	# 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.		# 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.

Licah Fox: complete?

2006-02-12T00:17:58Z

complete?

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	* ul, ol, li		* ul, ol, li
	* img		* img
			* (forms covered in the PHP course)

	== Exam ==		== Exam ==
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	* Remember to indent code appropriately and make it generally look nice.		* Remember to indent code appropriately and make it generally look nice.
	* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].		* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].
	* Please don't use CSS for this test, even if you know it already.		* Please don't use CSS for this test only, even if you know it already.

	Exam:		Exam:
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	# 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'').		# 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.		# 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.
	# Write a short paragraph (2-4 sentences) ~~explaning~~ what the unit does in the RS. Include at least three links and bolded text, both done appropriately.		# 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.
	# 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.		# 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.
	# Make a 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 [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/roster/ official rosters]. Link to their RS profiles.		# 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 [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/roster/ official rosters]. Link to their RS profiles.
			# Make a "Back to Top" link at the bottom that puts the user at the top of the page when clicked.
			# Using the [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/quotes/ quote database], find a quote that might be appropriate for the page and add it, using preformatted text and HTML entities.
	# Make headings for your page as appropriate.		# Make headings for your page as appropriate.
			# 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.
			# 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!

	[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.		[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.

	[Submit exam]		[Submit exam]

Licah Fox: /* Exam */

2006-02-11T06:41:03Z

Exam

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	== Exam ==		== Exam ==
	Guidelines:		Guidelines:
	* Remember to indent appropriately and ~~use quotation marks in attributes~~.		* Remember to indent code appropriately and make it generally look nice.
	* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].		* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].
	* Please don't use CSS for this test, even if you know it already.		* Please don't use CSS for this test, even if you know it already.
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	# 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'').		# 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.		# 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.
	~~# Make headings for your page: the unit name, "Command Staff", "", "Website"~~
	# Write a short paragraph (2-4 sentences) explaning what the unit does in the RS. Include at least three links and bolded text, both done appropriately.		# Write a short paragraph (2-4 sentences) explaning what the unit does in the RS. Include at least three links and bolded text, both done appropriately.
	# 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.		# 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.
	# Make a 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 [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/roster/ official rosters]. Link to their RS profiles.		# Make a 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 [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/roster/ official rosters]. Link to their RS profiles.
			# Make headings for your page as appropriate.

	[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.		[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.

	[Submit exam]		[Submit exam]

Licah Fox at 06:36, 11 February 2006

2006-02-11T06:36:55Z

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	== Exam contents ==		== Exam contents ==
	* html, head, body		* html, head, body, title
	* a href, a name		* a href, a name
	* bold, italics, underline, font		* bold, italics, underline, font
	* br, hr		* br, hr, p
	* table, tr, th, td, caption		* table, tr, th, td, caption
	* h1 through h6		* h1 through h6
	* ul, ol, li		* ul, ol, li
			* img


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	* Remember to indent appropriately and use quotation marks in attributes.		* Remember to indent appropriately and use quotation marks in attributes.
	* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].		* Run your code through the [http://validator.w3.org/ HTML validator].
			* Please don't use CSS for this test, even if you know it already.

	Exam:		Exam:
	# [[FTP]] into the [[RS sandbox]]. Create a new folder, /httpdocs/'''PIN'''/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN.		# [[FTP]] into the [[RS sandbox]]. Create a new folder, /httpdocs/'''PIN'''/, replacing "PIN" with your own PIN. Use this folder for the exam.
	#		# 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.
			# 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.
			# Make headings for your page: the unit name, "Command Staff", "", "Website"
			# Write a short paragraph (2-4 sentences) explaning what the unit does in the RS. Include at least three links and bolded text, both done appropriately.
			# 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.
			# Make a 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 [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/roster/ official rosters]. Link to their RS profiles.

	[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.		[ ] I have followed HIER in taking this course.

	[Submit exam]		[Submit exam]

Licah Fox at 04:51, 11 February 2006

2006-02-11T04:51:56Z

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-Teaching folks how to do website stuff.
+Reference: http://www.w3schools.com/html/
-Author: Licah
+== Exam contents ==
 * html, head, body
 * a href, a name
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 * table, tr, th, td, caption
 * h1 through h6

Licah Fox at 20:50, 7 February 2006

2006-02-07T20:50:11Z

New page

Teaching folks how to do website stuff.

Author: Licah

Main topics:
* html, head, body
* a href, a name
* bold, italics, underline, font
* br, hr
* table, tr, th, td, caption
* h1 through h6