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Author: * Sankira Qin -
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Date: Nov 10, 2008 - 18:13
Finishing Touches
Your document could stay as it is, but to really make it complete, we have a few finishing touches to add:
- You can make subtle changes if you like, such as removing the header "Designing with HTML" in the first paragraph and replacing it with a graphic that says the same thing in a special font. Remember, specialized fonts are tricky in HTML. If the font you chose isn't saved on a visitor's computer, they won't see the document the way you created it. You would either have to let them download the font from your site (and don't forget about copyright considerations) or you must use graphics.
Go to the first paragraph of the text and find:
replace it with:
- Now, we will add a border around the list of Links to the right of the main body of text. But to do that, we have to put the text in a table. Find the following text at the top of the Links list in the second cell of the original table. (It's easiest to find "Academy Lessons" and work backward from there.)
and replace it with:
then close the table by adding the following immediately after
add
- finally, wrap the entire document in center tags to move the table to the center of the window. To do this, add immediately after the body tag and add immediately before the closing body tag.
Now, if you save and view your document, it should look something like this: Tree of Life Garden.
Once you've finished your document, you can search for all the bordercolor= attributes and remove them. Then change the border="1" attribute to border="0" and your document will be complete. [Completed Tree of Life Garden document.]
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