Tables and Forms are frequently used features that allow the web to provide data display and collection. These functions make the web much more interactive and useful for so many online activities. These are great to know and interesting to practice. Media section – Be sure to scroll down through the module assignments to the Media section below. There are links to many more resources for the module including video tutorials, examples, references. Coding projects Great coding assignment submissions. Nice to see that combining these two topics was worked out. Coding projects don’t need to be fancy. Demonstrating all the … Continue reading 5. Summary – Tables, Forms

There are many minor coding errors – mis-matched tag pairs, element open and close tags not nested properly, duplicate elements, and elements in the wrong page section. Although the browsers usually figure out most of these “errors” please be more careful about the positioning of elements within your code. 8. Tables – Required elements: table, tr, th, td, border, width, height, margin, padding, float, text-align, background-color, class, colspan, rowspan, thead, tfoot, tbody, colgroup, style Check use of tags within table element, https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_tbody.asp The <tbody> tag must be used in the following context: As a child of a <table> element, after … Continue reading 8. tables – summary & 9. forms

Collecting information can be as simple as requesting comments from readers, or as complex as a final exam for an upper division college course. Lots of great forms submitted! Forms are handy for all kinds of web sites. As users, we expect to be able to provide input, control the environment and have an easy way to specific information. End of semester It is hard to believe but we are almost done. This class has been awesome. The work has been great. The discussions have been very interesting and informative. And so many people have stayed throughout the semester. Online … Continue reading Summary 9. Data collection – Forms

9. Data collection – Forms Collecting information can be as simple as requesting comments from readers, or as complex as a final exam for an upper division college course. Forms provide a broad range of functionality to validate and format input information. Forms can guide the user through complex information gathering processes and make the information ready for further processing by other applications. Tables There is a lot of confusion about spanning columns and rows. You should have an entry for every cell in your table. If your table has 3 columns, you should have 3 entries for each row, … Continue reading 9. data collection – forms