This is feedback on activity 2 in which you:
- Plan the design of a web page which has links to other pages;
- Work out what XML styles you will need to produce this page;
- Write the page in XML including the appropriate XLink coding;
- Develop a CSS to style your XML including the links;
- Put the two together and produce the styled web page;
- Comment here on what you have learnt as a consequence of doing this activity.
As with activity 1, file names and locations are very important in making xml pages link correctly.
Paul C
Comment by comp3092student — March 31, 2006 @ 10:56 am
I have found that dreamweaver won’t open the XML file previewing it in the browser, so I had to open the file manually and open with > firefox to see it working.
Zoe
Comment by comp3092student — March 31, 2006 @ 10:59 am
There were a few problems with opening the XML in the web browser, if you try to open the XML in dreamweaver it will not load so by locating the folder where you saved the file and right clicking and open with firefox this will work.
Ryan
Comment by comp3092student — March 31, 2006 @ 10:59 am
Quite a long winded way of implementing links compared to < a > but effective, nonetheless!
Brendon
Comment by comp3092student — March 31, 2006 @ 10:59 am