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For starters try making the HTML exam page using CSS instead of <font> tags and the ALIGN attribute. Use CSS's "text-align" property instead. You'll have to make classes of paragraphs to apply the different alignments.

Next, make the nav bar links different colors for each psuedo-class. Move your CSS to an external stylesheet and link it to the HTML file.

Style the "body" element to add a background that is a right aligned column of the coffee.gif found on the page. Make the rest of the background black (background-color:). Select font colors accordingly.

Finally, style the scrollbar using all available properties for both a 3-D effect and then a "flat" effect.

This should pretty much cover everything we've gone over so far. Try making some pages from scratch that emphasize font, text, and link styling and then add backgrounds and scrollbar styling.

The final exam will cover the Beginning HTML lessons, too. Remember to use CSS instead of the <font> tag and for making backgrounds.

When you think you're ready dive right into the Final Exam!



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