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Revised February 2002iiIntroduction ...................................................................................................................................................................1 OBJECTIVES................................................................................................................................................................1 PREREQUISITES...........................................................................................................................................................1 EXAMPLES..................................................................................................................................................................1 World Wide Web...........................................................................................................................................................1 HTML........................................................................................................................................................................1 WEB ADDRESSES........................................................................................................................................................1 Home Page Setup...........................................................................................................................................................2 TURNING YOUR HOME PAGE ON/OFF ........................................................................................................................2 Exercise 1 – Getting Ready to Work ......................................................................................................................2 HTML – The Language of the Web ..............................................................................................................................2 GENERAL SYNTAX......................................................................................................................................................2 Exercise 2 – Viewing the Source Code of a Web Page..........................................................................................3 SECTIONS OF AN HTML DOCUMENT..........................................................................................................................3 CREATING YOUR DEFAULT HOMEPAGE .....................................................................................................................3 Exercise 3 – Creating Your Default Homepage ....................................................................................................3 EDITING YOUR HOMEPAGE ........................................................................................................................................4 Exercise 4 – Editing Your Page for the First Time................................................................................................4 HTML – Basic Formatting Commands .........................................................................................................................4 SEPARATING TEXT INTO LINES AND PARAGRAPHS .....................................................................................................4 Exercise 5 – Using Text Dividers ..........................................................................................................................4 TYPOGRAPHY – TEXT FONT, SIZE, STYLE AND COLOR ..............................................................................................5 Text Style ...............................................................................................................................................................5 Font Face, Size and Color.....................................................................................................................................5 Superscript – Subscript..........................................................................................................................................5 Text Headings........................................................................................................................................................5 Exercise 6 – Changing Your Text’s Font, Size, Style and Color............................................................................6 TEXT ALIGNMENT ......................................................................................................................................................6 Exercise 7 – Text Alignment ..................................................................................................................................6 The Body Revisited .......................................................................................................................................................6 BODY ATTRIBUTES.....................................................................................................................................................6 HEXADECIMAL COLOR VALUES .................................................................................................................................7 Exercise 8 – Color Values .....................................................................................................................................7 LISTS ..........................................................................................................................................................................8 List Types...............................................................................................................................................................8 Unordered Lists .....................................................................................................................................................8 Ordered Lists