You should be able to compose documents directly in HTML. This is very helpful as it is often necessary to modify existing documents. Also, when writing server-side scripts one must generate HTML.

In this assignment you are given an image of a web page. Your task is to reproduce the page as closely as possible, writing HTML directly. Here is the JPG image.

Please note that if you view the JPG image in a browser, some browsers will automatically resize the image to fit within the browser window. To get a clear picture of the JPG image, please disable (temporarily) such a feature in your browser. Also, please set the resolution of your display to 1024 x 768.

You *MAY* use image files to imitate this page.

The page contains three graphic images that can be downloaded from here: image1.jpg, image2.jpg, and image3.jpg The page also contains ten (10) active links located on the left-hand side of the page. There are six links under the category "Browse Our Catalogs" and four links under the category "Get Information On". On your page all of these links should be made active, and all of these links should point to the same page, say X.html at your site. The page X.html should be divided into ten (10) parts, each separated by a horizontal rule. Each part will begin with a paragraph tag that looks like this

<p id="AboutUs">
This is the start of X.html which corresponds to the "English Language Teaching" link.

You are to construct the ten links, so that when a person clicks on a link, the page X.html is displayed and the section of X.html that has the corresponding name as the name of the link is placed at the top) (i.e., the page scrolls up).

Here is the grading guideline.

Remember, you must link this homework to your class homework page so that the graders can go to your website and grade your homework.