REQUIREMENTS:

For this lab, you'll need a computer running macOS or Windows. Your computer should be connected to the Internet.

The instructions are generalized; they provide helpful guidelines but not specific steps. You may have to explore a bit to

find all the tools needed to complete the assignment, but that is all part of the learning experience.

ASSIGNMENT:

$(1)$ Connect to an online HTML editor, from a site such

as

www$.$jsfiddle.net or

www$.$rendera.org.

You might be happiest with an HTML editor that allows

you to save your work, so look for a Save button before

you begin. When this book was published, jsFiddle and

Rendera both offered great tools for HTML and CSS$.$

Enter the outline for a basic HTML document using

the template in Figure $4-30.$

$(3)$ Modify the template to add your name as an h$1$ head$-$

ing at the beginning of the Body section of the document.

The HTML code will look something like this:

$(4)$ Make sure the editor is able to show you what your

Web page will look like when displayed in a browser.

If you are using jsFiddle, click the Run button and look

for your results on the right side of the screen. If you are

using Rendera, click the gray "Click me$"$ bar near the top

of the screen.

Next, locate a photo that you like on the Wikimedia

site and copy its URL.

To copy the URL, right$-$click the photo and select Copy

Image URL.

$6$ Return to the HTML editor and enter the tags to insert

the image. Make sure you include the quotation marks.

The HTML should look something like this:

I love Astronomy!