


		THIS IS THE FIRST PROJECT:    FLAG.HTML



Create a new file called flag.html (Use Internet Explorer)

This is what I want you to do:  Take your time, and create a flag--the US flag--using tables.

The reason why the US flag is a good example is because it has uneven rows of stars and stripes.

You will have to create a nested table for the field of stars, space them accordingly, and set

it into the overall table as the first td.  Then, you will have to make sure each stripe is 

colored correctly, spaced correctly, and of the proper length.  Remember:  There are 13 

stripes, 7 red, 6 white.  7 stripes lie next to the field of stars, which has 9 rows of stars.

They lie 6 stars, then 5, alternating.  like this:   *     *     *     *     *     *
						        *     *     *     *     *


You will be using the &nbsp symbol often for the blank rows (stripes) and empty fields of stars.

You can use star.gif as your star image, and clouds.gif as your background for the page.

One last thing:  Make all 50 stars a link to their US homepage, such as: http://www.state.al.us/ 

NOT TOO EASY, IS IT?  This is an actual project I had to do for NECC, it is required in the 

class Internet + HTML.


If you get really really really really hung up on this, I have included my flag project so you 

can see what it is supposed to look like (sampleFlag.html).  But do it yourself:  learning how 

to use tables is one of the best and biggest tools in HTML.




















