PART 3

Welcome to my class page Intro to Html 4. This page is created only for my class at ZDU as required. Thank you for stopping by.

Assignment 1 "Create a simple - but elegant! - multiframe Web page. Include all of the following HTML 4.0 tags and attributes: DIV; SPAN; THEAD; TFOOT; TBODY; COLGROUP; COL; FRAME; RULES; FIELDSET; LEGEND; LABEL; BUTTON; OBJECT; IFRAME Unless you are using MSIE 4.x,you will *not* be able to successfully use all of the above HTML 4.0..." Sorry the assignment will have frames.

Assignment 2 "Create a single HTML page that demonstrates your mastery of the CSS techniques covered in Lesson 3, including: inline styles, style blocks, linking to a style sheet, setting text properties,setting font props, setting box props, setting list props, dividing the document, page breaks, and CSS-P." Best view with MISE 4.x

Assignment 3 "Create a single HTML page that demonstrates your mastery of the JS scripting techniques covered in Lesson 4, including some (but not necessarily all) of the following: status-bar messages, prompting the user, checking form data, evaluating a user response, browser redirection, creating navigation buttons, and creating a look-up table. Please don't just copy the textbook exercises; show us that you've understood the *essence* of the JS code and can apply it to your own Web-page needs ..."

Assignment 4 Create a "dynamic" Web page that makes use of one (or more) DHTML techniques. If you use the DHTML techniques presented in our textbook, make sure to customize them: No fair just cutting and pasting ... I need to see that you've *understood* what you've "borrowed." Likewise, if you use an DHTML technique gleaned from one of the above Web sites, make it your own (by tweaking various aspects of its code).

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