HTML File

DUE Friday, Feb 10 – 6 points
(Saturday NOON deadline)

  • Gradebook Declaration: I have created an HTML file that uses at least fifteen (15) different HTML elements from the content provided. It validates as HTML 4.01 Strict. I have uploaded that HTML file to my course blog and have created a blog post there that includes a link to that HTML file.

I have used content from Wikipedia to create an article about mythology. For this assignment, you’ll need to create an HTML file using that content and upload it to your course blog. Here are details about the assignment:

Content

  • html-mythology.txt
    This text file contains just the raw content. You should first copy and paste this into a text editor , then starting adding the appropriate HTML tags around it.

  • html-mythology.pdf
    This document contains visual clues to what the different pieces of content are. (For example, the larger font means it is a heading.)

  • The image of Prometheus can be found here:
    [180px-Gustave_Moreau_006.jpg]

  • The image and the title of the image should both link here:
    [File:Gustave_Moreau_006.jpg]

  • Notice that the term “mythology” in the opening paragraph has been highlighted or emphasized in some way.
  • Notice that the items in the list that includes “myths” and “fables” are not presented in any particular order.
  • There are four theories about the origin of myths presented from the nineteenth century. The name of each theory and its definition are given.
  • Notice the longer quote from Robert Segel has been called out separated from the text of the article.
  • In the paragraphs on the twentieth century, the names of the theorists have been highlighted or emphasized in some way.
  • Notice that the list of sources at the bottom are presented in a particular order.

Validation

Elements

You must use at least fifteen (15) different HTML elements. If I were to complete this asisgnment, I would use twenty-one (21) different elements. Here’s a list of the elements  I would use with links to the entry for them in SitePoint’s HTML Reference; this list appears in alphabetical order, not in the order they would appear in my HTML file.

  1. a
  2. blockquote
  3. body
  4. cite
  5. dd
  6. dl
  7. dt
  8. em
  9. img
  10. h1
  11. h2
  12. h3
  13. head
  14. html
  15. li
  16. meta
  17. ol
  18. p
  19. strong
  20. title
  21. ul

Upload

You’ll need to upload this HTML file to your course blog and create a blog post there that includes a link to that HTML file. This video shows you how to create a new page in WordPress and upload a PDF file to it: you can create a blog post instead of page, and the instructions for the PDF file should work equally as well for an HTML file.

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Once you have completed the assignment, make your gradebook declaration.

DUE Friday, Feb 10 – 6 points
(Saturday NOON deadline)