10 Address Footers and E-Mail Links
Activity
Address footer and E-mail Link
For this example, we assume you are "Lorrie Lava" a staff Volcanologist at Big University (feel free to put your own information in place of what is below):
1. Open the HTML file, index.html in your text editor.
2. At the bottom of the document (but above the </body></html> tags), add the following:
<hr>
<address><b>Volcano Web</b> <br>
created by Lorrie Lava, <a href="mailto:lava@pele.bigu.edu">lava@pele.bigu.edu</a><br>
Volcanic Studies, <a href="http://www.bigu.edu/">Big University</a><p>
<tt>last modified: April 1, 1995</tt>
</address>
<p>
<tt>URL: http://www.bigu.edu/web/index.html</tt>
NOTE: We've used several HTML tags that have been covered in previous lessons. Also note the extra <p> tag at the bottom; this makes sure the last line of text is always visible.
3. Save and Reload the HTML file.
Performance
A. Independent Practice
1. Add an address footer and e-mail links to your own HTML documents.
B. Performance Quiz
1. Save this as performance10.htm
2. Collect 10 E-mail addresses from your classmate.
3. Create a new HTML page that will link the 10 E-mail address.
4. Send a message to the individual E-mail addresses.
5. The E-mail address hyperlink should have the complete form including the following
Ø subject
Ø carbon copy
Ø body or message.
6. Create address footer in you page. Information in the address footer is all about the page.
ASSIGNMENT
Study in advance how to use the <blockquote>.