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13. Within the fi rst paragraph, mark the names
Leonhard Euler
and
Jean Bernoulli
using
the
strong
element. Mark the phrase
800 different topics and papers
as emphasized
text using the
em
element.
14. In the second paragraph, mark the phrase
Introductio in analysin infi nitorum (1748)
as a citation.
15. In the phrase
Lettres a une princesse d'Allemagne
, replace the one-letter word
a
with
à
(the character entity name is
agrave
). Mark the entire publication name as a
citation.
16. In the third paragraph, mark the notation for
e
as a
var
element and replace
pi
with
the character
π
(the character reference name is
pi
).
17. Enclose the next section of text from the line
The Most Beautiful Theorem?
up to (but
not including) the line
Math High: A Site for Educators and Researchers
as an aside.
18. Mark the text
The Most Beautiful Theorem?
as an
h1
heading.
19. Mark the next fi ve blocks of text as individual paragraphs.
20. In the fi rst equation, mark the letters
e
,
i
, and
x
using the
var
element (but do not
italicize the
i
in
sin
). Mark the term (ix) as a superscript.
21. In the second equation, replace
pi
with the character
π
. Mark the letters
e
and
i
using
the
var
element. Mark (
πi
) as a superscript.
22. In the last paragraph, mark the notations for
e
and
i
with the
var
element and
replace
pi
with
π
.
23. Mark the journal name
The Mathematical Intelligencer
as a citation.
24. Mark the fi nal line in the fi le as a footer.
25. Save your changes to the fi le, and then verify that the page appears correctly in your
Web browser.
26. Submit your completed fi les to your instructor, in either printed or electronic form,
as requested.
Apply your
knowledge of
HTML to create
a page showing
text from a scene
of a Shakespeare
play.
Case Problem 2
Data Files needed for the Case Problem: macbeth.jpg, macbethtxt.htm, macstyles.css,
modernizr-1.5.js
Mansfi eld Classical Theatre
Steve Karls is the director of Mansfi eld Classical Theatre,
a theatre company for young people located in Mansfi eld, Ohio. This summer the com-
pany is planning to perform the Shakespeare play
Macbeth
. Steve wants to put the text
of the play on the company's Web site and has asked for your help in designing and
completing the Web page. Steve wants a separate page for each scene from the play. A
preview of the page you'll create for Act I, Scene 1 is shown in Figure 1-50. Steve has
already typed the text of the scene. He needs you to supply the HTML code.
