Al's TAFE Certificate IV I.T. (Website Design) Exercises
Semester ONE
- Tables are a powerful tool for presenting tabular data and for laying out text and graphics on an HTML page. A table consists of one or more rows; each row consists of one or more cells. Although columns aren't usually explicitly specified in HTML code, Dreamweaver allows you to manipulate columns as well as rows and cells.
- After you create a table you can easily modify both its appearance and structure. You can do any of the following:
- Add content,
- Add, delete, split, and merge rows and columns,
- Modify table, row, or cell properties to add color and alignment, and
- Copy and paste cells
Exercise 1
- Set up a home page for a website that sells widgets. Create a logo first, using the name of the company and some other graphic element. Make the logo wide, and not very high, and place it in a frame that is a the top of the page.
- For my frames page Click Here!
Exercise 2
- Create a frameset similar to the example above, and put links in the left frame and pages that appear in the main frame when those links are clicked. Make the first html page that appears be a "title" type entry page, and make the second one which has content in a table. That content should be able to be distinguished by different colors in the background of the table, and with simulated pictures of various widgets.
- For my frames page Click Here!
Exercise 3
- Experiment with changing the target of the links on the left side, so that the first two definitely open in the main frame, and that maybe the third replaces the frameset, and a fourth opens a new browser altogether.
- For my frames page Click Here!
