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Explain the role of tables in designing Web pages. |
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Use tables to organize Web pages into rectangular regions called cells. |
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Flow text and pictures into table cells. |
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Recognize the HTML tags that create tables. |
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Understand the concept of a cascading style sheet (CSS). |
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Define the three kinds of CSS (external, embedded, and inline). |
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Use CSS to create colorful stylings and mouseover effects on your Web page résumé. |
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Understand the role CSS plays in advanced Web page layout. |
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Sample Table Layouts |
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What benefits do you see in the way each of these sites used tables? How can you make use of these ideas on your own pages? |
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Web Accessibility Guidelines |
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Have you had difficulties with web pages that adhering to these guidelines might help? Have you witnessed others who might have been helped? |
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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) |
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Have you tried using any styles in the web pages you've begun? Where has it made designing the pages easier? |
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Exercises |
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Use these flags in the Olympics Medal table you
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