The object of this assignment is to use lists,
attributes, and character entities in HTML.
Here is the text
which you should copy and paste into your template file, then save
as assignment3.html.
This file has a structure very similar to what you should produce as a solution. Your screen will not look identical to this picture; if your browser window has a different width than the one used to create this image, the word wrap will occur at different places.
The <title> of the document must be
Evergreen Valley College Application Information.
The line reading Evergreen Valley College Application Information must be a level one heading.
The following lines must be level two headings:
The URLs must appear in monospace font, which you must
produce with the <code> element.
The word “official” in item three (see screenshot)
must be in italics, which you must produce with the
<em> element.
The first bulleted list must use solid discs as bullets, and the last bulleted list must use open circular bullets. Note: The screenshot looks like the first list has square bullets, but that’s because the font is too small to show them accurately. They are really solid discs.
Before the heading “Online Internet Courses” insert a horizontal rule that takes up 50% of the width of the screen, with a height of three pixels, unshaded.
The course list at the bottom of the page must be a definition list.
Remember to use character entities for the copyright symbol and as needed for the Spanish characters. Remember to encode the ampersands that are not part of entities!
The line in Spanish must be a paragraph.
The copyright line at the bottom must be small and centered, and it must be a paragraph.
Don’t leave text “in the middle of nowhere.” All text should be in some sort of container. That means that the lines starting You are a returning student and In order to register: should be inside a paragraph element.
Your document must include a comment near the beginning that gives your name and the date. It must be in the form:
<!-- Written by Your Name Here 31 Sep 2099 -->
http://validator.w3.org
to make sure that your HTML document is valid.assignments folder
on the web server.IMPORTANT: If your file is
not named assignment3.html, or if it is not in
the assignments folder within the
public_html folder, your assignment will
NOT be graded, and it will receive a score of zero!