15 Points


Name: 

1.   Using a text editor such as vi, create an HTML web page that is publicly
accessible.

Start with the sample HTML code from ~[username]/public_html/index.html, 
or any other source you wish. 

You may use whatever additional HTML you wish. You may also use 
Javascript, etc. But your page should validate as html or xhtml.

Replace the sample text and find an image on the web and place that on your 
web page. 

Be sure the name the file is index.shtml and place it in  ~/public_html/

Set the permissions on the file index.shtml so that everyone can read it 
set the permissions on the directory  ~/public_html/  so that everyone can enter
and read it (It may take a while before the HTTP server registers your permission 
changes.)

You should put a link to at least one other web page you have made in your
public_html directory. You should make sure that this link has a relative address, 
such as ../filename.html . If you make your web pages with all relative addresses in
them the site can be moved to another server of your choice with no changes
required. 

You should validate the web page with the W3C HTML validator. 
The HTML Validator is found at validator.w3.org 
Many of my pages are valid html and xhtml so view one of them as an example. 

You should have a link to an external web site 


If you've done everything correctly, you should be able to see your webpage at 
http://www.csit.parkland.edu/~username/filename.shtml

(Change username to your user name!)

Show me your web page in class for a grade.

You should use at least 2 server side includes in your webpage.

Remember to look in my ~smauney/public_html area in the shell to
see how the Server Side Includes are done.
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I will be grading:
Image in your page
link to an external site
relative link to another page in your public_html (could be .txt)
2 server side includes
valid html


<title>CSC128: Making a Homepage in Linux Lab </title>