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Signing the Page
To finish, sign what you have so that your readers know who did
the work. Here, I've separated the signature from the text with a rule line. I've also
included the most recent revision date, my name as the webmaster, and a basic copyright
(with a copyright symbol indicated by the numeric escape
©
):
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<address>
Last Updated: 11-Jan-2010
<br />
Webmaster: Laura Lemay
<a href=”mailto:lemay@bookworm.com”>lemay@bookworm.com</a>
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© copyright 2010 the Bookworm
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Figure 7.18 shows the signature at the bottom portion of the page and the Upcoming
Events section.
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Output
FIGURE 7.18
The Upcoming
Events section
and the page
signature.
Reviewing What You've Got
Here's the HTML code for the page so far:
<!DOCTYPE html><html>
<head>
<title>
The Bookworm Bookshop
</title>
</head>
<body>
<a name=”top”><h1>
The Bookworm: A Better Book Store
</h1></a>
<blockquote>
“Old books are best—-how tale and rhyme
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Float with us down the stream of time!”
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