Code a small table that has a single column with three rows into an HTML page. Using CSS, set the width of the table to be 100px, the background colour of the rows to be RGB ddeeff, and the table text centred in each cell; set the padding in the table cells to 5px - see the 'Styling Text' page in the HTML tutorial for details on building and styling tables. Place a single word in each table cell. By means of event handler attributes in the table cell elements, cause the background colour of an individual cell to change to RGB ffeedd when the mouse pointer passes over the cell and then back to RGB ddeeff when the mouse moves out again. Use the onmousover and onmouseout event- handlers to make the changes. Important: while in a style statement a property like background-color is hyphenated, in a JavaScript the same property is written like this: backgroundColor Anything else will result in a script error! One Two Three HINTS: • You will need to give each table cell an ID so that you can access it in your code.

Code a small table that has a single column with three rows into an HTML page. Using CSS, set the width of the table to be 100px, the background colour of the rows to be RGB ddeeff, and the table text centred in each cell; set the padding in the table cells to 5px - see the 'Styling Text' page in the HTML tutorial for details on building and styling tables. Place a single word in each table cell. By means of event handler attributes in the table cell elements, cause the background colour of an individual cell to change to RGB ffeedd when the mouse pointer passes over the cell and then back to RGB ddeeff when the mouse moves out again. Use the onmousover and onmouseout event- handlers to make the changes. Important: while in a style statement a property like background-color is hyphenated, in a JavaScript the same property is written like this: backgroundColor Anything else will result in a script error! One Two Three HINTS: • You will need to give each table cell an ID so that you can access it in your code.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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