into this picture of a house:
Due before midnight, Thursday 19 Apr 2007
In this project, you'll be playing around with position and doing less than useful things with HTML tables.
Remember, I've put template HTML and XHTML files on the web.
Feel free to use them as starting points.
All final pages should be both valid HTML or XHTML and valid CSS.
Make a folder called hw08. Inside it create 3 subfolders, pages, images, and css. Create additional folders as needed.
Create a file called house.html inside your pages directory.
In this file you will be assembling these pieces:
into this picture of a house:
You should copy these files into your images folder You can also download a ZIP file of the images: hw08.zip
For this part, you'll be abusing <table> and making some flags of various countries. Create a page called flags.html in your pages folder. You can either include all the tables on this page or have individual pages for each flag.
Pick either a 3 color horizontal striped flag or a 3 color vertically striped flag and implement it using a table. Try to get the aspect ratio and colors to look OK.
Next, create the flag of Sweden.
Finally, create the flag of the United States of America (without the stars).
For extra credit you can create either the flag of Norway:
Or the flag of Greece:
Create top level index.html that has links to both house.html and flags.html.
If you followed the Honor Code in this assignment, include the requisite statement within this page.
I affirm that I have adhered to the Honor Code in this assignment.
Update your index.html file in your csci100 directory with a link to this assignment.
Be sure all (X)HTML files are validated as either 4.01 Strict or XHTML 1.0, and all CSS files are valid CSS.
Upload, set permissions, and so forth. You now just need to electronically handin all your files.
If you are using Terminal you can just do this as one command:
ssh username@cs.oberlin.edu handin -c cs100 -a 8 www/csci100/hw08
No secret message this week.
