New Perspectives on HTML and CSS: Brief
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To edit the file name and enter your name and date in comment section for the files tb_visual3_txt.css, tb_visual4_txt.css, and tb_ferris_txt.html and tb_kathleen_txt.html.
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Comment in CSS:
/* Lines between this block consider as CSS comments */
Comment in HTML:
<!-- Lines between this block consider as HTML comments -->
Following steps are used to make changes to tb_visual3_txt.css file:
- Right-click on file tb_visual3_txt.css.
- Select Edit Open with → Notepad++.
- Under the firstcomment section, write the following code given below.
- Click on Save as and save this file as tb_visual3.css.
/* New Perspectives on HTML5 and CSS3, 7th Edition Tutorial 4 Review Assignment Design Style Sheet for Tree and Book Family Home Page Author: Jack Date: 20/08/2019 Filename: tb_visual3.css */
A new update tb_visual3.css file will get created in the same directory.
Following steps are used to make changes to tb_visual4_txt.css file:
- Right-click on file tb_visual4_txt.css.
- Select Edit Open with → Notepad++
- Under the first comment section, write the following code given below.
- Click on Save as and save this file as tb_visual4.css.
/* New Perspectives on HTML5 and CSS3, 7th Edition Tutorial 4 Review Assignment Individuals Design Style Sheet at Tree and Book Author: Jack Date: 20/08/2019 Filename: tb_visual4.css */
A new update tb_visual4.cssfile will get created in the same directory.
Following steps are used to make changes to tb_ferris_txt.html file:
- Right-click on file tb_ferris_txt.html.
- Select Edit Open with → Notepad++
- Under the section comments, write the following code given below-
- Click on Save as and save this file as tb_ferris.html.
<!--
New Perspectives on HTML5 and CSS3, 7th Edition
Tutorial 4
Review Assignment
Home Page of the Ferris Family Page at Tree and Book
Author:Jack
Date:20/08/2019
Filename: tb_ferris.html
-->
A new update tb_ferris_txt.htmlfile will get created in the same directory.
Following steps are used to make changes to tb_kathleen_txt.html file:
- Right-click on file tb_kathleen_txt.html.
- Select Edit Open with → Notepad++
- Under the section comments, write the following code given below-
- Click on Save as and save this file as tb_kathleen.html.
<!--
New Perspectives on HTML5 and CSS3, 7th Edition
Tutorial 4
Review Assignment
Photo Page of Kathleen Ferris
Author:Jack
Date:20/08/2019
Filename: tb_kathleen.html
-->
A new update tb_kathleen.htmlfile will get created in the same directory.
tb_kathleen.html file code:
A comment is the not readable and compliablepart of any program, as comments are used to describe program lines. In the above code line between (/*Some lines*/) blocks are used as CSS comment, whatever is written inside this block will not affect the CSS code.Simply write your name corresponding to the author and date corresponding to date.
In the above code line between (<!-- Some lines -->) blocks are used as HTML comment, whatever is written inside this block will not affect the HTML code. Simply write your name corresponding to the author and date corresponding to date.
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