Description

Geoffrey Matthews
Goals: Adding a bit of CSS style to some HTML.
Zip your folder: Put all your files (including the supporting files) in a single folder and make a compressed (zip) archive of the folder.
Style files: You will not create any style files for this assignment. All styling will be done with an internal style sheet for each file, marked off with the <style> tag.
This will make it easier for the grader to see both your html and your css at once.
Files: You will create the following .html files. All pages should pass the W3C validator with no errors.
index.html The title and h1 header of this page will be CSCI 202, Lab 2
This page will have an unordered list of links to the other pages of the lab.
The background and text colors of this page will be colors of your choice (not black and white, but a good legible combination).
page01.html The title and h1 header of this page will be Web Images.
Copy the files web_images.html and cubes.gif found on the github repository to your own computer and put them in the same folder as your html files.
Use the cubes image to make a background image running down the left side of your page. Use the background and margin properties to indent the text to the right of the background image. Your final page should look something like this:

page02.html The title and h1 header of this page will be Generic Font Families.
Look up the names of the five generic font families found here: https://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/ 007/fonts.en.html.
Display a list on this page of each of the names for the generic font families, each typeset with its own generic font family. For example, assuming that “Fubar” is a generic font family, the word “Fubar” would be displayed in the “Fubar” typeface.
page03.html The title and h1 header of this page will be Sick.
The poem for this page is on the github repository in the file named sick.txt. Style this page so that each stanza of the poem is a paragraph with an enlarged first letter in a different color (your choice). The h1 header should also be in the same color.
Also include a box that floats to the left of the text with your name, the class number, and “Lab 2”. The final result should look something like this: