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Xml And Css Help
xml and css help
OK, check this out: Write an XML file that will have the following sections: (Resume). The file must follow the following css file that goes with the xml file. object {display:block;margin-top:12pt; font-size:10pt} title {display:block; font-size:12ptfont-weight:bold;font-style:italic} item {display:block;margin-left:15pt; font-weight:bold} year {display:block;margin-left:15pt} call the file resume.css [1]. Personal: name, age, mail address, phone #, major, rank, and email. [2]. Education: name of high school, current College of Business [3]. Experience [4]. Honors received [5]. References [6]. Publications [7]. Major Accomplishments [8]. Save the file to your floppy disk and call it resume.xml Here is my question: I am not sure how the .css file's object, title, item, year.....relates to the other numbered[1-7] items on the xml. I have each css and xml written allready, but I am not sure what the "object" in the css goes with in the xml file?
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Just a wild guess here, but maybe the instructor wants the "item" style applied to the item numbers, the "title" style applied to the item titles, the "date" style applied to dates (such as in a chronological listing in the "experience" item), and everything else getting the "object" style.
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Thanks for the help.....and I think your idea might be the answer. Now to try and apply it......
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