I am a Web Programming class. The text is Web Programming with HTML5,CSS, ans Javascript by John Dean..

I was to create a webpage identical to the one in the text.

Here is my when I run it:

The font and wording is correct, however I can not seem to get the format the same. In the code, there is a line that refers to a CSS file. And in that file it declares what the font and setup will be like. The problem is, I have made that file and asked for my html page to refer to it, but it still will not work. I will post the code from the book we were to follow, and then show what I have.

This is the code for the CSS file:

Here is the html:

the css:

Like i said earlier, when I run this i get the screen shot that i posted earlier. With none of the format changes. I am using visual studio. Help please

my webpage must be identical to this:

here is the source code:

this is the source code for the css file:

when i put all if this into visual studio i get the output that i posted earlier.

im wanting to know what im doing wrong

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chapter3.html lawrence Microgrid.css* = X /*Rules for all web pages */ O body { ; background-color: azure; padding: 10px; Ohi, h2{ margin: 0px; background-color: lightgreen; padding: 10px; text-align: center; background-color: hs1(120, 80%, 90%); /*lighter lightgreen*/ padding: @px 20px; text-align: justify; Area Description Description of the Area DOWNTOWN LAWRENCE comprises about 20 city blocks between South Park and the Kansas River. This area includes a county courthouse, an art center, a library, the city hall, offices, apartments, and two hotels. It also has many parking lots and attached shops and restaurants with roofs of similar height that could accommodate solar collectors. East of downtown is an 80-block area called EAST LAWRENCE. The western half is residential with many small houses and a grade school. The eastern half is industrial, with manufacturing buildings, warehouses, a railroad station and tracks. open parking areas, a rock-crushing plant, and the city's sewage plant. Solar collectors could cover and flat industrial roofs. Tith combined heat and power (CHP), this area's industry might also provide efficient heat and electricin for itself, adjacent residences, and the nearby downtown. West of downtown is an 80-block area called OLD WEST LAWRENCE. The Southern two-thirds is residential and includes a grade school. The northern third has several medical facilities with large parking lots, and there is some industrial land by railroad tracks at the north end. Solar collectors could go on the school, medical, and industrial properties, and on residence roofs not obstructed by trees Southwest of Old West Lawrence is THE UNIVERSITYK S (KU). Before switching to utility power around 1960, KU produced its own heat and electricity Solar collectors could cover any building roofs and parking lots. And could implement robust renewable microgrid like the one at the University of California San Diego.. 54156546/epub/EPUB/images/9781284093698 CHOS_FIG23Ajpg

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Downtown Lawrences/span> comprises about 20 city blocks between South Park and the Kansas River. This area includes a county courthouse, an art center, a library, the city hall, offices, apartments, and two hotels. It also has many parking lots and attached shops and restaurants with roofs of similar height that could accommodate solar collectors.

East Lawrence. The western half is residential with many small houses and a grade school. The eastern half is industrial, with manufacturing buildings, warehouses, a railroad station and tracks, open parking areas, a rock-crushing plant, and the city's sewage plant. Solar collectors could cover parking areas and flat industrial roofs. With combined heat and power (CHP). this area's industry might also provide efficient heat and electricity for itself, adjacent residences, and the nearby downtown

West of downtown is an 80-block area called Old West Lawrence. The southern two-thirds is residential and includes a grade school. The northern third has several medical facilities with large parking lots, and there is some industrial land by railroad tracks at the north end. L 1

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chapter3.html lawrence Microgrid.css* = X /*Rules for all web pages */ O body { ; background-color: azure; padding: 10px; Ohi, h2{ margin: 0px; background-color: lightgreen; padding: 10px; text-align: center; background-color: hs1(120, 80%, 90%); /*lighter lightgreen*/ padding: @px 20px; text-align: justify; Area Description Description of the Area DOWNTOWN LAWRENCE comprises about 20 city blocks between South Park and the Kansas River. This area includes a county courthouse, an art center, a library, the city hall, offices, apartments, and two hotels. It also has many parking lots and attached shops and restaurants with roofs of similar height that could accommodate solar collectors. East of downtown is an 80-block area called EAST LAWRENCE. The western half is residential with many small houses and a grade school. The eastern half is industrial, with manufacturing buildings, warehouses, a railroad station and tracks. open parking areas, a rock-crushing plant, and the city's sewage plant. Solar collectors could cover and flat industrial roofs. Tith combined heat and power (CHP), this area's industry might also provide efficient heat and electricin for itself, adjacent residences, and the nearby downtown. West of downtown is an 80-block area called OLD WEST LAWRENCE. The Southern two-thirds is residential and includes a grade school. The northern third has several medical facilities with large parking lots, and there is some industrial land by railroad tracks at the north end. Solar collectors could go on the school, medical, and industrial properties, and on residence roofs not obstructed by trees Southwest of Old West Lawrence is THE UNIVERSITYK S (KU). Before switching to utility power around 1960, KU produced its own heat and electricity Solar collectors could cover any building roofs and parking lots. And could implement robust renewable microgrid like the one at the University of California San Diego.. 54156546/epub/EPUB/images/9781284093698 CHOS_FIG23Ajpg

WEPUB/images/9781284093698_CHO3_FIG238.jpg

Description of the Area

Downtown Lawrences/span> comprises about 20 city blocks between South Park and the Kansas River. This area includes a county courthouse, an art center, a library, the city hall, offices, apartments, and two hotels. It also has many parking lots and attached shops and restaurants with roofs of similar height that could accommodate solar collectors.

East Lawrence

. The western half is residential with many small houses and a grade school. The eastern half is industrial, with manufacturing buildings, warehouses, a railroad station and tracks, open parking areas, a rock-crushing plant, and the city's sewage plant. Solar collectors could cover parking areas and flat industrial roofs. With combined heat and power (CHP). this area's industry might also provide efficient heat and electricity for itself, adjacent residences, and the nearby downtown

West of downtown is an 80-block area called Old West Lawrence. The southern two-thirds is residential and includes a grade school. The northern third has several medical facilities with large parking lots, and there is some industrial land by railroad tracks at the north end.