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Website Design Club. 10/14. Itinerary. Attendance, notes from leaders, announcements Request from Newspaper Club leader Review what happened Saturday Review what we have learned so far Today’s HTML: Inserting pictures Inserting links Lists Also new today: CSS What does CSS mean?
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Website Design Club 10/14
Itinerary • Attendance, notes from leaders, announcements • Request from Newspaper Club leader • Review what happened Saturday • Review what we have learned so far • Today’s HTML: • Inserting pictures • Inserting links • Lists • Also new today: CSS • What does CSS mean? • What can we do with CSS? • Review
Housekeeping • Attendance • Announcements • President • Vice-president • Notes from Saturday • Thank you secretary/scribe • Do you want to make a website for the newspaper club?
Saturday • Secretary, please tell us what you learned
Review • Basic website layout • Websites are made of one or more web pages • Web page • Basic structural elements • Starts and ends with <HTML> and </HTML> • <Head></Head> element contains <title> of website and certain links • <body> element contains everything else • Text arrangement • Headings <h1> is the largest, <h6> is the smallest • <p> is used for blocks of text
New stuff: HTML • Inserting images • This is your image element: • <img…> everything after img tells the web browser where to find the picture • <imgsrc="Profile Images/MarkToastBubbleStudentPics.png" alt="Mark toasting student pictures"> • This means the picture must be on your website’s server • Inserting Links • <a href=“website link”>What the user clicks on</a>
HTML: Lists • If we want to make a list like this: • Mark • His dog • His cat • Then we use • <ul> • <li>Mark</li> • <li>His dog</li> • <li>His cat</li> • </ul>
CSS – What is it? • CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet • CSS is how we turn words on a white screen into a beautiful website • We can use it to: • Create a border around an object • Change the background color • Change the font style and size of the words • Make your pointer turn into a hand in some places • And so much more!
Css example • /* CSS Document */ • html, body { • background-image: url(Tile%20pictures/note_paper_background-light_brown.jpg); • background-repeat:repeat; • margin:0; • padding:0; • height:100%; • font-family: "MS Serif", "New York", serif; }