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Exercise (HTML, CSS)

The document outlines 4 exercises: 1) creating tables with colspan and rowspan attributes, 2) creating a link that jumps to the bottom of a page, 3) creating a web page with different heading tags, paragraph tags and inline, internal and external CSS styles, 4) creating another web page considering the styles from exercise 3 and using div tags.

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Exercise (HTML, CSS)

The document outlines 4 exercises: 1) creating tables with colspan and rowspan attributes, 2) creating a link that jumps to the bottom of a page, 3) creating a web page with different heading tags, paragraph tags and inline, internal and external CSS styles, 4) creating another web page considering the styles from exercise 3 and using div tags.

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Exercise – 1

Create the following tables by considering the colspan and rowspan attributes.
Exercise – 2
Create a page with a link at the top, once the link has been clicked it will jump to the bottom of
the page.
Exercise – 3
Create the following web page using heading tag, paragraph tags and style attributes in HTML.

( Inline CSS) – Using style attribute inside the HTML elements.

( Internal CSS) – Using style element in the HTML < head > Section

( External CSS) – Using one or more external CSS files.

Set the values as follows:

Section Values
Main Title H1, Blue colour font, left aligned
H2,white colour font, left aligned
Sub Title Background colour - black
Width : 500px
Background colour - grey
Paragraph Width: 500px
Exercise – 4
Create the following web page by considering the aforementioned exercise ( Exercise- 03) and division
tag (div tag) in HTML.

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