coastal.jpg
inland.jpg
Using your code from the previous lesson, add the attached pictures under the Coastal and Inland headings.
This lesson covers images and links.
Images and links are both inline elements, meaning that they will flow inline along with text or other inline elements on the page. To make an inline element sit below another element it must be contained inside a block level element (such as a paragraph), or have a break tag before it.
4m 48s| Getting Started | |||||
| 1 | Introduction |  |
7m 40s | ||
| 2 | Basic Structure | |
6m 19s | ||
| Basic Elements | |||||
| 3 | Paragraphs and Headings | |
3m 17s | ||
| 4 | Images and Links | |
4m 48s | ||
| 5 | Ordered / Unordered Lists | |
1m 34s | ||
| 6 | Tables | |
6m 1s | ||
| 7 | Input Elements | |
3m 39s | ||
| Moving Forward | |||||
| 8 | div and span | |
4m 58s | ||
coastal.jpg
inland.jpg
Using your code from the previous lesson, add the attached pictures under the Coastal and Inland headings.
Re-organize your code from the previous assignment to create three seperate pages
Add links to the main page so you can navigate to both the Coastal and Inland pages, and also back to the main page.