There is some text below with plain English instructions. Turn those plain English instructions into HTML tags. Then view your work in your browser.
To do this assignment, open a text editor program (TextEdit or WordPad for example), open a new document, paste the starting and ending HTML code supplied and the text and plain English instructions below into the new text document, replace the plain English instructions with HTML tags, save the document as practice1.html, open your browser to practice1.html and see the result.
Paste the contents of the yellow zone into your text document to start the HTML document.
<html>
<head>
<title>Practice 1</title>
</head>
<body>
Paste the contents of this yellow zone below the previous.
-A headline follows-
Fish Bites Man
-A paragraph follows-
While in Africa challenging the accepted wisdom that tigerfish don't feed on the surface, a noted Western fly fisher found out why they're called tigerfish. After bringing one in, he remarked, "Looks like a striped bass in great need of orthodonture." The fish must have learned a little English somewhere because upon hearing the remark, it started snapping at the shins and toes of the famous Westerner like a bad-tempered daschund. Luckily, the great man was accompanied on this excursion into the back of nowhere by his daughter, a physician. She was able to treat the wound right there, forstalling one hundred and sixteen known infections. Later, with ointments and gauze swaddling his lower extremities, the wiser Wyoming angler exclaimed between lip smacks, "That toothy bastard is delicious".
-A paragraph follows-
Adventuresome travellers are advised to visit Africa with the following items.
-An unordered list follows-
rods in various weights
reels for those rods
floating and fast-sinking lines
wire for bite tippets
lots of flies
a long-handled net
a fungo bat
shin guards
pepper spray
a big box of bandaids
a jar of spices for the fish fry
Paste the contents of this yellow zone below the previous two to end the HTML document.
</body>
</html>
Headlines start with <h1> and end with </h1>. Headlines are ranked by importance with the number which follows the h: h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6.
Paragraphs start with <p> and end with </p>.
Lists start with <ul> if unordered; with <ol> if ordered; and end with </ul> and </ol>, respectively. The items in either type of list start with <li> and end with </li>.