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Here is my code for the contact page:

Path of Light Yoga Studio

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Find Your Inner Light

Path of Light Yoga Studio provides all levels of yoga practice in a tranquil, peaceful environment. Whether you are new to yoga or an experienced practitioner, our dedicated instructors can develop a practice to meet your needs. Let your inner light shine at the Path of Light Yoga Studio.

• Hatha, Vinyasa, and Restorative Yoga classes
• Drop-ins welcome
• Mats, blocks, and blankets provided
• Relax in our Serenity Lounge before or after your class

Path of Light Yoga Studio

612 Serenity Way

EL Dorado, CA 96162

888-555-5555

888-555-5555

Copyright © 2018 Path of Light Yoga Studio xxx@xxx.edu

Task 3: Create the Contact Page. Use the Home page as the starting point for the Contact page. Launch a text editor and open index.html. Save the file as contact.html. Modify your contact.html file to look similar to the Contact page (shown in Figure 9.42) as follows: 1. Change the page title to an appropriate phrase. 2. The Contact page will display a form in the main element. Delete all HTML and content within the main element except for the h2 element and its text. 3. Change the text in the h2 element to "Contact Path of Light Yoga Studio". 4. Prepare to code the HTML for the form area. Begin with a form element that uses the post method and the action attribute to invoke server-side processing. Unless directed otherwise by your instructor, configure the action attribute to send the form data to http://webdevbasics.net/scripts/yoga.php. 5. Configure the form control for the Name information. Create a label element that contains the text "Name:". Create a text box named myName. Use the for attribute to associate the label element with the form control. 6. Configure the form control for the E-mail information. Create a label element that contains the text "E-mail:. Create a text box named myEmail. Use the for attribute to associate the label element with the form control. 7. Configure the Comments area on the form. Create a label element that contains the text "Comments:". Create a textarea element named myComments with rows set to 2 and cols set to 20. Use the for attribute to associate the label element with the form control. 8. Configure the submit button on the form. Configure "Send Now" to display on the button. Assign the input element to the id named mySubmit. 9. Code an ending tag on a blank line after the submit button