CSCI 101: Intro to Computer Science

Lab 4.5:   Working with Lists

You have learned so far how to put several elements on your webpage, such as text, images, hyperlinks, or sounds. All these elements are inline ones in the sense that the browser will incert them in the text automatically at the current position in text.

In many cases, however, it is desirable to put an element to a specified place on the webpage, or organize these elements into lists or tables. You can refer to Section 4.5 in the textbook, or to online documents working with lists and working with tables.

1. Refer to Fig. 4.10 and Table 4.4 in the textbook and also to the this webpage and add a similar list of links to your favorite websites - to the file first.html

2. Add an unordered list to your webpage containing text items related to your hobbies, favorite music groups, places to go and so on.

3. Add an ordered list to your webpage with your own instructions for webpage design. The items on this list have to correspond to the sequence of steps in HTML design and appear in the time order.

4. Design a table that shows your typical week schedule. You can use this schedule for a sample.