Lab 4: Additional Practice with Block-Level and Inline Elements

Instructions:

1. Create an html document that renders to display the list below.
2. Use inline tags and attributes to add the presentation styles shown. (Note: the word "must" is in a larger font than the rest of the list.)
3. Use the acronym or abbr tag on the word XHTML. Use the title attribute to give its non-abbreviated name.
4. Validate your code as transitional at the W3C validator (validator.w3.org). Make any indicated corrections to achieve successful validation.
5. Why did I choose "transitional" instead of "strict"?
6. Save this file to your removable media with the name lab4.htm.
7. Upload this file to the labs folder on the student server.

XHTML Documents must follow the following syntax rules:

1. All tags and attributes must be in lower case.
2. All attribute values must be enclosed in double quotes.
3. All tags must be closed.
   • Normally, the closing tag will be the same as the opening tag with "/" before the tag name.
   • However, if the element is empty, then the opening tag will be followed by space and "/".
4. If elements are nested, the inner element must close before the outer element.