HTML Lab 4

Cover the following w3schools.com HTML tutorial:

• HTML Layout

After that, complete the following lab exercise.


Creating Two Linked Pages

You will need to create two web pages for this exercise. The first Web page is a home page that presents information about your antiquities website, together with two links. The Prices link in the first page will be linked to a price list of items (on the second web page) found at the antiquities store. The second link, called Links, should direct the Web page visitor to another Web page of your choosing that has to do with antiquities. You may select a museum or another similar site.

Instructions:

1. Start a new HTML file.
2. Create a 50% wide, one-row, two-column borderless table with an image in the left-hand data cell and the name of your antiquities company in the right-hand data cell. Give your company name a colour.
3. Create a second one-row, two-column borderless table. Make the first column 20% wide with a background colour and then add two links to the column: Prices and Links (which links to an antiquity Website of your choosing). Make the second column 80% wide and include the text and an e-mail link.
4. For the Prices table, create a five-row, two-column table with a fixe-pixel border, cellpadding of 15, and cellspacing of 5. Fill the top row with a colour.
5. Span the first heading across both columns, as shown in the example website.
6. Fill in the headings, Item and Price, and additional information in the appropriate table cells.

Your finished website should look like this: ABC Antiquities