Chapter 6: Adding
Images
A. Download the compressed zip folder AssignmentFilesChap6.zip
B. Create a Chapter7 folder on your deskop. Copy and place the 9 files from the zip folder into your Chapter 7 folder.
C. Open the HTML
document in Wordpad. Link the HTML
document to the cascading style sheet- mystyle.css. The following
style sheet link tag should be inserted in between the <HEAD> and
</HEAD> tags.
<LINK REL="stylesheet"
TYPE="text/css" HREF="mystyle.css">
D. Open the CSS document- mystyle.css in WordPad.
/* style rules for image */
.imageleft{float: left; padding-right: 10px}
.imageright{float: right; padding-left: 10px}
.imageleftborder {float: left; margin-right: 10px; border: 2px solid navy}
.padimage{padding-right: 15px}
E. Insert
all the image files and add the image formatting properties illustrated in this
chapter to your HTML document. Follow the step-by-step demo
instructions for this chapter exercise (see chapter 7 lecture presentation
under Course Documents). See the attached sample of the completed
HTML document with the image tags - Sample of
HTML Document_Chap 7.pdf
F. Save your HTML document.
View and verify your web page displays in your browser. See the attached
sample of the web page output - Sample Output- Understanding HTML Syntax and Rules_Chap7.pdf
G. Verify if the HTML document- chapter6.html
passes the W3C Markup Validation Service. You will need to upload your HTML
document to the site- http://validator.w3.org/.
H. Verify if the CSS document – mystyle.css passes the W3C CSS Validation Service. You will need to upload your CSS document to the site- http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
I. Submit your work:
a. All the following files are required- 1) HTML document- Chapter6.html, 2) cascading style sheet - mystyle.css and 3) all 7
image files.
b. Zip up and upload your Chapter6 compressed folder to the Canvas Chapter 6 Assignment dropbox.
Chapter Topics |
Points |
1 Insert an
Image |
3 |
2 Specify an Image
Size |
3 |
3. Add
Alternative Text |
3 |
4. Add an Image
Horizontally |
3 |
6. Center an
Image |
2 |
7. Wrap Text
Between Images using CSS
|
2 |
9. Set an Image
Border using CSS
|
2 |
10. Add Space
Around an Image using CSS
|
2
|
11. HTML document passes W3C Markup Validation Service
|
10
|
Total |
30 |