ITWM-1010 Assignment 6 - Chapter 7, Case Study 2 - Chamberlain Civic Center

Due Wednesday 10/17/2007

Create the Chaimberlain Civic Center page described in Case Study 7.2 on page 427 of the textbook.

You do not need to edit January and March - just do February.  There's no point in doing exactly the same thing to three HTML files. And the print media part of the assignment will be due next Monday, as part of assignment 7.

I have a slight preference that you upload your pages through Blackboard (either as a zip, or as two attached files), but if you need to submit a follow-up, please do so by email.  And if you submit more than one file, please always zip them into a file that uses our naming convention (in this case 06yourname.zip). 

• back.jpg
• ccc.gif
• jantxt.htm
• febtxt.htm
• martxt.htm

Notes:

1. I have inserted some of the table data into the source file so that you don't have to type it, but you will have to enter HTML code and styles to format that data.  (So if you are in the habit of pulling the case study files from the textbook web site, you might want to grab the copy listed above instead.)
2. You may use styles or HTML tag properties to define the cellpadding, border size, border color, and table widths
3. When the instructions say to make a border "red and pink" you should either
   1. use a border style with inset or outset line type and red and pink as the border color and background color, or
   2. use the table tag attributes "bgcolor" and "bgcolorlight" as described on page 190. (bgcolorlight does work in FireFox.)
4. Remember, do NOT do a "save as" from Internet Explorer to transfer the case study's HTML file to your PC. The "save as" procedure will make too many changes to the HTML file, and make it harder to read and edit. Instead, either
   1. Download the file by right-clicking right-clicking on the link, or
   2. Do "View Source" when viewing the HTML file, and then either do a "save as" from Notepad, or cut-and-paste from the Firefox source code viewer to your editor.