My Homework Week 5, part 1

We are learning to use Font Atributes

This allows us to change the FONT COLOR maybe to draw attention to an important item in our web page.
We can also change the FONT SIZE.
Next we can change the FONT FACE.
You must be aware when changing the font face to use a font that is commonly available
or all the viewer would see is the default font Times New Roman.

Here I have changed all three.

Horizontal Rules

The horizontal rule is a simple way to set one part of a page off from another.

Here are some examples:

<hr width="75%">

<hr width="90%" size="5"> color=" ">

This is the end of Lesson 5 part 1. I have enclosed this text in a simple table

My Homework Week 5, part 2

Characters

Special characters for copyright symbols, spaces and registered trademarks can be used on web pages. Notice that the space character   has an ampersand & at the beginning then the letters nbsp then a semi-colon ; at the end. All characters start with the ampersand symbol and end with a semicolon. The letters in the middle tell the browser which special character you want it to use.

When I want to tell the viewer of my web page that I have aSPECIAL OFFER I don't want the two words separated.so I use a Non-Breaking-Space:   between the two words. SPECIAL OFFER (no spaces) I hava also changed the font color and size.

If you want to show quotations around your text, you use "

"Jeffrey Deever"is a famous American author.

This a character used to protect my work,
from being copied and claimed as that of someone else.

Adding Comments.

This technique allows you to put comments in your code which do not show up on your page. This is often found in scripts for OE Stationery where the author of the script wants to give instructions to a beginner. I have actually just typed "Add your Image Here" but you have to look at the source to see that.

This is the last of my homework for this week.

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