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    The document discusses the format of an HTML file and hyperlinks. It begins by explaining the basic structure of an HTML file with opening and closing tags for html, head, and body. It then provides examples of hyperlink code using the <a> tag, including linking to Google.com and Altavista.com. It demonstrates using the target attribute to open links in a new window, providing an example for Google.com. The document instructs the reader to add 5 more links to their webpage using the target attribute.

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    The document discusses the format of an HTML file and hyperlinks. It begins by explaining the basic structure of an HTML file with opening and closing tags for html, head, and body. It then provides examples of hyperlink code using the <a> tag, including linking to Google.com and Altavista.com. It demonstrates using the target attribute to open links in a new window, providing an example for Google.com. The document instructs the reader to add 5 more links to their webpage using the target attribute.

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    2.

    1—HTML DAY 2 Worksheet Page 83


    Warmup: FORMAT OF AN HTML FILE (Webpage).
    A webpage always follows the following order:
    Draw arrows pointing to where each element would be placed.
    <html>

    <head> </head>

    <body> </body>

    </html>

    Activity #1: PRACTICE WORKING WITH MARKUP TAGS


    (formattingactivity.html)
    Activity #3: The HYPERLINK markup. (Hyperlink.html)
    <a href=“URL”> LINK TEXT HERE </a>
    On Off

    I DO: Make a link to Google.com (http://www.google.com)

    <a href=“http://www.google.com”>Google.com</a>

    WE DO: Make a link to Altavista (http://www.altavista.com)

    <a href=“_________________________________________”>_____________________________________</a>

    YOU DO: Make the rest of the webpage. You’ve


    already done the 1st 2 links.

    The HYPERLINK markup (with TARGET)


    <a href=“URL” target=“?”> </a>
    On Off

    “Blank,” “new”

    I DO: Make a link to Google.com (http://www.google.com) that opens in a new window.

    <a href=“http://www.google.com” target=“new”>Google.com</a>

    WE DO: Make a link to Altavista (http://www.altavista.com)

    <a href=“http://www.altavista.com” target=“new”>AltaVista.com</a>

    YOU DO: Add the 5 more links to your webpage using the TARGET attribute.

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