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Appendix I Introduction to HyperText Markup Language 4: Part 2 1399
d) The element tells the browser what version of HTML is included on the
page. Two types of this element are and .
e) The common shapes used in image maps are , and .
I.3 Write HTML tags to accomplish the following tasks:
a) Insert a framed Web page with the first frame extending 300 pixels across the page from
the left side.
b) Insert an ordered list that will have numbering by lowercase Roman numerals.
c) Insert a scrollable list (in a form) that will always display four entries of the list.
d) Insert an image map onto a page, using deitel.gif as an image and map with
name="hello" as the image map, and have “hello” be the alt text.
ANSWERS TO SELF-REVIEW EXERCISES
I.1 a) False. You can specify the width of any column either in pixels or as a percentage of the total
width of the table. c) False. The thead element is used only for formatting purposes and is optional
(but it is recommended that you include it). d) False. You can have an unlimited number of hyperlink
locations on any page. e) False. Text-based browsers are unable to render a frameset and must therefore
rely on the information that you include inside the … tag.
I.2 a) type = "reset". b) cols, rows. c) li. d) , transitional,
frameset. e) poly, circle, rect.
I.3 a) … b) …
c) … d)
EXERCISES
I.4 Categorize each of the following as an element or an attribute:
a) width
b) td
c) th
d) frame
e) name
f) select
g) type
I.5 What will the frameset produced by the following code look like? Assume that the pages
being imported are blank with white backgrounds and that the dimensions of the screen are 800 by
600. Sketch the layout, approximating the dimensions.
I.6 Assume that you have a document with many subsections. Write the HTML markup to create
a frame with a table of contents on the left side of the window, and have each entry in the table of
contents use internal linking to scroll down the document frame to the appropriate subsection.