
CSc 302 Assignment 3
25 pts |
Using Images |
Due: Feb. 11 |
Create a web page and store it on the Sandbox server where
it will be visible online. Please name your file
asst3.html (using lower case as written) and store it in the
local_html directory on the server. It will have the
URL http://sandbox.mc.edu/youraccout/asst3.html,
where youraccount is your Sandbox login name.
Make sure you can see the page at this URL.
Feel free to modify your second assignment, or
start from scratch.
You may create any content you like, so long as you do the
following.
- Follow the document structure outlined in the book,
including all the XHTML boilerplate.
- Create a clickable text link to your assignment two page.
- Include images so that each of the following is covered. You don't
need to create a separate image for each one, just make sure you do them
all.
- One image aligned to the left. It should be possible to see
that the image is aligned, so make it
no more that 300x300 or so. Also, surround it with enough
text to flow around the image.
- One image with 40 pixels of vertical space, and 50 horizontal, and
no border. Put something by it, text or another image, so the
spacing can be seen.
- One image with a border. Make sure it's wide enough to be
visibile.
- One link marked by an image without a border. Link anywhere you
like.
- Create an image with an image map. Use each of the three area
types at least once. You may link them anywhere you like.
For the links that may go anywhere, you are free to link to an existing
page, or create a new one. There are a number of sources for images:
- There are a number of sites hosting free images.
For instance, the Open Clip-Art
library.
Google will find you others.
- You may link any image hosted at MC.
- If you have a digital camera, or a scanner, you can make your own
photographic images.
- You may create an image
using a computer program. Most any MS Windows computer has the simple paint
program, and there are much more capable things such as Photoshop.
(There is also a powerful free program called
the gimp.
Expect a learning curve with this puppy.)
- Or something different.
I'll use a browser to view your page, and also the XHTML code.