Yhteystiedot

Nykykielten laitos

PL 24 (Unioninkatu 40)
00014 HELSINGIN YLIOPISTO

Puhelin +358 (09) 1911 (vaihde)
Faksi +358 (09) 191 28313

tulostettava versio

1. HTML, CSS and XHTML.

• Lecture notes
  • Getting started with HTML Dave Raggett (W3C)
  • Adding a touch of style Dave Raggett (W3C)
  • More advanced features Dave Raggett (W3C)
• Further reading
  • Read XHTML Tutorial (W3Schools) and do the XHTML Quiz.
  • For reference: XHTML 1.0 Specification (W3C)
• Practical work with HTML
  • Make an HTML web page for the LiTeR Group. Include a title, a heading, a staff table, some bullet points, and some hyperlinks.
  • Don't use any special web design tools - write the HTML statements yourself using jEdit. You can get help with HTML examples from Sizzling Jalfrezi.
  • Include some graphics, but not too much - see Animated GIFs.
  • Save your HTML file in a subdirectory. View it with different browsers (for example Firefox, Konqueror). Are there any differences?
• Practical work with CSS
  • Work step by step through CSS Tutorial: Starting with HTML and CSS (W3C).
  • In Step 1: Writing the HTML, create a file mypage.html using jEdit. Copy and paste the HTML from the tutorial into the file and view it in a web browser.
  • Work through Steps 2-6, editing the file in jEdit and viewing the page in the browser at each step.
  • In the last Step 7, use jEdit to create a separate file mystyle.css and add the link to mypage.html.

Assignment 1.

• HTML and XHTML.