This lab will require you to create two
html files, lab7a.htm and lab7b.htm.
Create a web page file named lab7a.htm. Title the page "Lab Assignment 7a - Your Name" Put your name in the title. On the page: 1) Link1: Place this image on the page that links to lab7b.htm 2) Link2: Place a link on this page that links to the 'AnchorTop' Anchor on page lab7b.htm 3) Link3: Place a link on this page that links to the 'AnchorBottom' Anchor on page lab7b.htm 4) Link4: Place a link on this page that opens lab7b.htm in a new window using the TARGET attribute. 5) Set the tab order for the four (4) links on this page to go from bottom to top.
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Create a web page file named lab7b.htm.
Title the page "Lab Assignment 7b - Your Name" Put your name in the title. On the page: 1) Place an Anchor called 'AnchorTop' that is at the beginning of the page. 2) Link1: Place a link at the beginning of this page that links to the 'AnchorBottom' Anchor on this page. 3) Link2: Place this image on the page that links to lab7a.htm 4) Link3, Link4, Link5: Make an image map using the following image: The "MSN" part of the image links to
"http://search.msn.com", Find the pixel coordinates manually by using coordinates obtained from Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, etc. 5) Make the two Anchors far apart from
each other on the page. Do this by placing the following
"filler" text between the Anchors on this page: Note: You may use the filler text I gave you, are you may use your own filler text. However, I want you to use a lot of filler text. Enough so that you need to scroll up and down quite a ways. This is needed to demonstrate the 'AnchorTop' and 'AnchorBottom' effectively. 6) Link 6: Place a link at the bottom of the page that links to the 'AnchorTop' Anchor on this page. 7) Place an Anchor called 'AnchorBottom' that is at the bottom of this page. You need to turn in all these files together in one folder for credit:
Your instructor can see if your web pages (lab7a.htm & lab7b.htm) work correctly only if the images are turned in! Turn this assignment in. It will be graded and returned to you. Grading criteria:
Screenshots of finished assignment shown below.
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