s-lab2%20(3).pdf 118 1. Create a new web page, save it as "tables2-last.html (where last is of course your last name) 2. The ctitle> and ch1> should both include your last name and "Lab 2: Tables" 3. Because you will be validating this web page, you need to include the DOCTYPE.) tag above the (hte, the charset" cmeta> tag in the head section, and a link to the validator at the bottom of the page. 4. Your page should have a "footer section, which includes the following - The validator links (HTML: https:/validator.w3.org/tvalidate by input I CSS: https:/lisaw.w3 org/css validator/validator) If code is A "Last updated" statement (with accurate datel) 5. Include the ordered list with relative links back to other sites (CUNY, BMCC, etc.), and the unordered list with links to .. (your choice), just above or below your ordered list of links at the top of your page. 6. Copy the following paragraph onto the top of your page, just below your links:

This lab exercise continues Lab #2 : Tables. This lab exercise demonstrates how align, valign, colspan and rowspan work in HTML tables. The first 3 tables demonstrate how content is aligned horizontally (left, center, right) and vertically (top, niddle, bottom) in table cells. Table 4 demonstrates the use of colspan and rowspan to merge cells. Table 5 demonstrates how tables can be used to create a "skeleton" for a web page's layout.

7. Once you have the beginnings of your web page, upload the new page to your folder at lab02_ tables. 8. On your home page (index.html), make the phrase "Tables 2" on your ordered list an active link to this tables page. 9. Make sure your index.html page validates