Web Development and Design Foundations with HTML5 (9th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
Web Development and Design Foundations with HTML5 (9th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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ISBN: 9780134801346
Author: FELKE-MORRIS
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 14, Problem 7HOE
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  • Include the HTML tag using “<html>”.
    • Include the heading tag using “<head>”.
      • Open the title tag using “<title>” with appropriate title and close the tag.
      • Open the style tag “<style>” to make style for HTML tags.
        • Make a style for “body” tag.
          • Set the background with color code “#333333”.
          • Set the text color with color code “#eaeaea”.
        • Make a style for an identifier named “gallery”.
          • Set the gallery width as “800 px”.
        • Make a style for all unordered lists for an identifier named “gallery”.
          • Set the gallery width as “300 px”.
          • Set the style type as “none” and float property as “left”.
        • Make a style for all lists for an identifier named “gallery”.
          • Set the gallery display as “inline”.
          • Set the padding as “16 pixels” and float property as “left”.
        • Make a style for all images for an identifier named “gallery”.
          • Set the border style as “none”.
        • Make a style for an element “figure”.
          • Set the padding-top as “30” pixels.
          • Set the text-align as “center”.
        • Make a style for an element “figcaption”.
          • Set the font-weight as “bold”.
          • Set the font-size as “1.5em”.
      • Close the style tag using “</style>”.
    • Open the script tag using “<script>” to access the jQuery elements using the script link.
      • Define the “ready()” function to intimate the document is ready for processing.
        • Define the “click()” event handler to specify the click event in the web page.
          • Declare the variables to store image reference and title.
          • Return “false” statement.
    • Close the script tag using “</script>”.
    • Close the head tag using “</head>”.
    • Open the body tag with “<body>”.
      • Create the division tag with “<div>” element using identifier name “gallery”.
        • Open the heading tag with appropriate heading using “<h1>” tag and close it.
        • Open the unordered list tag using “<ul>”.
          • Open the list tags with “<li>”, inside the list element create an images link with source of images and close the link.
        • Close the unordered list “</ul>”.
        • Open the figure tag using “<figure>”.
          • Create an image with its attribute using “<img>” tag with figure caption.
        • Close the figure tag using “</figure>”.
      • Close the division tag using “</div>”.
    • Close the body tag using “</body>”.
  • Close the file using “</html>” tag.

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