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我有个作业必须用HTML语言来制作网页,不能有其他工具.
我现在有一个问题,谁能给我讲讲吗?The objective of this assignment is to produce a reasonably sophisticated web site that includes most of the main html tags. The end result will look like this.
The site consists of a central page that is surrounded by a red background. Inside the central page, the display is sub-divided into three regions:
A yellow navigation bar at the top. The navigation bar contains a sequence of links
A "main" display region that houses the primary content
A yellow footer that identifies the author
You will use a frameset to define the various regions of the display. As was discussed in class, framesets can consists or rows, columns, or some combination of the two. As well, it is possible to define the area or size of specific frames using percentages (horizontal or vertical) or integers (pixels). You will have to decide which approach is most appropriate. Whatever you do, however, the central region must appear the same size no matter how large the monitor used by the person who is viewing it! In other words, only the red background should change in size if a larger or smaller monitor is used. Your grade will be reduced if this is not the case. NOTE: I am referring to the width here. In the vertical direction, you only have to fix the height of the header and footer - the main region of the display can grow or shrink to fit the monitor size.
You may find that the addition of extra frameset parameters makes the page look a little nicer. For example, in my example site, the outermost frameset tag also includes the following parameters:
BORDER=0 FRAMEBORDER=no FRAMESPACING=0 MARGINWIDTH="0" MARGINHEIGHT="0"
This eliminates heavy borders between frames and creates a much cleaner look
I also use the following parameter on the frames that correspond to the header and footer regions:
SCROLLING="no"
This prevents scrollbars from appearing in these regions
Please note that you don't have to use these additional parameters (you don't even have to know what they do). You won't lose any marks if you skip them. But they will make your page look a little nicer
You should use the same colors that I use in the sample design. Basically, the red colour is defined as cc3333 in red/green/blue notation, while the yellow shade is ff9900. The background of the main region must be white.
Your frameset should be defined in a file called frameset.html. You will submit this as part of your assignment. When the TAs open this file in their browser, they should see something that looks an awful lot like my example.
The left and right borders (i.e., the big red regions) should be defined as separate frames (basically just empty web pages with a red background). They should be called left.html and right.html. Again, these two files should be submitted as part of your assignment.
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http://www.scs.carleton.ca/~courses/1001/assign3/main_page.jpg
做出来要像这个一样,目前第一问只是要我们把网页分声几块,再上色.但是分块后我不知道怎么样再个别的上色,不知道指令!!!急死啦!谁能教教我啊!谢谢!
我现在有一个问题,谁能给我讲讲吗?The objective of this assignment is to produce a reasonably sophisticated web site that includes most of the main html tags. The end result will look like this.
The site consists of a central page that is surrounded by a red background. Inside the central page, the display is sub-divided into three regions:
A yellow navigation bar at the top. The navigation bar contains a sequence of links
A "main" display region that houses the primary content
A yellow footer that identifies the author
You will use a frameset to define the various regions of the display. As was discussed in class, framesets can consists or rows, columns, or some combination of the two. As well, it is possible to define the area or size of specific frames using percentages (horizontal or vertical) or integers (pixels). You will have to decide which approach is most appropriate. Whatever you do, however, the central region must appear the same size no matter how large the monitor used by the person who is viewing it! In other words, only the red background should change in size if a larger or smaller monitor is used. Your grade will be reduced if this is not the case. NOTE: I am referring to the width here. In the vertical direction, you only have to fix the height of the header and footer - the main region of the display can grow or shrink to fit the monitor size.
You may find that the addition of extra frameset parameters makes the page look a little nicer. For example, in my example site, the outermost frameset tag also includes the following parameters:
BORDER=0 FRAMEBORDER=no FRAMESPACING=0 MARGINWIDTH="0" MARGINHEIGHT="0"
This eliminates heavy borders between frames and creates a much cleaner look
I also use the following parameter on the frames that correspond to the header and footer regions:
SCROLLING="no"
This prevents scrollbars from appearing in these regions
Please note that you don't have to use these additional parameters (you don't even have to know what they do). You won't lose any marks if you skip them. But they will make your page look a little nicer
You should use the same colors that I use in the sample design. Basically, the red colour is defined as cc3333 in red/green/blue notation, while the yellow shade is ff9900. The background of the main region must be white.
Your frameset should be defined in a file called frameset.html. You will submit this as part of your assignment. When the TAs open this file in their browser, they should see something that looks an awful lot like my example.
The left and right borders (i.e., the big red regions) should be defined as separate frames (basically just empty web pages with a red background). They should be called left.html and right.html. Again, these two files should be submitted as part of your assignment.
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http://www.scs.carleton.ca/~courses/1001/assign3/main_page.jpg
做出来要像这个一样,目前第一问只是要我们把网页分声几块,再上色.但是分块后我不知道怎么样再个别的上色,不知道指令!!!急死啦!谁能教教我啊!谢谢!
