Creating an html document

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Assignment #3: Applying CSS to HTML

In this assignment you will be creating an HTML document, saving three separate versions of it, one without any CSS, one with CSS applied externally and one with CSS embedded and uploading the documents to the Web.

Instructions

1.Create content

Choose a fictional character; it can be any character (literary, cartoon, super hero, TV, movie, ect.)

Write a resume for your character using this guide: Resume Format

2.Open a new HTML document in your HTML editor

Copy and paste the XHTML template into your new document

Add a title for your webpage between the <title></title> tags

Copy and paste your resume content between the <body></body> tags

3.Tag all of the content with semantic XHTML1.0 markup

4.Using <div> tags and id attributes, group your resume content into the following divisions:

header

sideBar

mainContent

Note: a similar example of this layout was included in the lecture this week.

5. Save as "Resume.html"

6. Upload your "Resume.html" file to your web space

7. Validate your code by entering your URL into BOTH the W3C HTML validation tool AND the W3C CSS validation tool.

If your code does not validate (green means it validated , red means there are

NOTE: Validator is your friend. it will tell you when you make mistakes and even suggest solutions, but it doesn't know whether or not you've used the appropriate tag. Review the lecture transcripts and videos for tag selection.

8. Save another version of your resume as "Resume-external.html"

9. Apply external CSS

Add a <link> tag inside the head tag

Add the href attribute to that link tag with the value of

"https://carrasquilla.faculty.asu.edu/GIT215/style.css"

Add the rel and type attributes to that link tag with the appropriate values

10. Upload your "Resume-external.html" file to your web space

11. Save another version of your resume as "Resume-embed.html"

12. Embed the provided CSS rules from style - embed.txt

Add a <style> tag inside the tag

Copy and paste the rules from style-embed.txt

End the </style> tag

Upload your "Resume-embed.html" file to your web space

Submit all of the below to the Assignment dropbox

1. Your Resume.html file and URL

2. Your Resume-external.html file and URL

3. Your Resume-embed.html file and URL

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