Part 1: Documentation, (30%)
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At the end of this process, you will be turning in answers using the Quizzes area of Desire2Learn, based on the following. So, to get the best score, fill in all the answers in this document first.

Tags to document must include: <table> , <tr>, and <td>

Tag: <table> </table> Table
Syntax (required and [optional attributes]; including bgcolor=, border=, and width=)
What does a table do?:
What does border= do?
What does bgcolor= do?
What does width= do?
Example:

Notes: requires the use of < > and < > tag sets.

Tag: <tr> </tr> Table Row
Syntax (required and [optional attributes];)
What does a tr do?: :
Example:

Notes:

Tag: <td> </td> Table Detail
Syntax (required and [optional attributes]; including width=, background=, bgcolor=, and align=)
What does a td do?:
Example:

Notes:

Also, make sure to update:

Tag: <ol>
Syntax (required and [optional attributes];)
What does ol do?:

Example:

Notes: requires the use of < >

Tag: <ul>
Syntax (required and [optional attributes];)
What does ul do?:

Example:

Notes: requires the use of < >

Tag: <li>
Syntax (required and [optional attributes];)
What does li do?:

Example:

Notes:

Part 2, Activity (40%):
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 • Create a folder named lab5
    (QUICKSTART ALTERNATIVE: copy your lab4 FOLDER, and rename the copy to lab5)
    (remove the large version of your image for page2.htm though, it is no longer needed)

• Create a new file of your own design called resume.htm inside of the pages folder
  (why not copy a template with a simple table into lab5 as a starting point, renaming it resume.htm?)
  
• Add a link from index.html to resume.htm
  \
         lab3
            |
            |
         lab4
            |
            |
         lab5
            |
            |----index.html
            |
            |---- pages
            |          |-  page1.htm
            |          |-  page2.htm
            |          |-  resume.htm
            |     
            |         
            |---- images
                       |- pink_fabric.gif
                       |- yellow_fabric.gif
                       |- yourimage.jpg
  
  
• Update your default document (index.html) to link to this file.
• Be sure to include the following in your résumé:
  Grading Points
  

  (5 points) Your name, address phone, and email (5 points) Spell résumé (3 points) Section labels: Goals or Objectives, Experience, Education, and References

  (5 points) Appropriate Title, Control of default text/link colors, background color and background image (Make backgrounds) (Free background images) (5 points )At least a 2x3 table (5 points) Use of a list (see Lab 1 ) (2 points) Use of Formatting (bolds, etc) (5 points) Links: link from index to résumé, link from résumé to index, and one relevant link on résumé: Examples: convert email address to working mailto add link to Temple College add link to Employer etc (see Paths) (5 points) Appropriately coded

• (How to check for HTML errors)
• Lab 5 design cheat

Part 3: Hands On (30%): Be prepared to show the functionality of your web page, and discuss/demonstrate new tags and attributes used in this lab

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At the end of this process, you will be turning in answers using the Quizzes area of Desire2Learn, based on the following questions. So, to get the best score, fill in all the answers in this document first.

Posers, could you answer the following on the test? (Specific Lab questions below.)

Answer the following questions. (6 points each)

• Tag typically surround text, so you can't leave <td></td> empty. What can you put in a detail if you don't wish anything to display?
• In <Table width=" "...> width= can use a pixel value or a percentage. Discuss when each could be used.
• If you set a detail width, <td width=" "...>, what happens to the detail if you put something wider in that detail?
• If you set a detail width, <td width=" "...>, what happens to the column, if you put something wider in any detail?
• You could control the height of a row, but normally this is left alone. what do you suppose sets the default height of a row?