Create a web page with three paragraphs and three buttons. Write code for these buttons by following the instructions given below: When button1 will be clicked, color of first paragraphs should be blue. When button2 will be clicked, color of first two paragraphs should be red. When button3 will be clicked, color of all paragraphs should be green.

On the index page, add a link that says "Subscribe To Our Marketing List". Clicking the link should take the user to another page that contains a signup form. The form should contain a subscribe button and the following text fields: Email Address, Re-enter Email Address, First Name. Using java create a script called subscribe.js, In the subscribe.js script, it should add an event for the subscribe button that listens for the onclick event. When the onclick event occurs, it should validate that the email text matches the re-enter email text and that the first name textbox is not empty. If the validation fails for either, display the appropriate error message beside the textbox. For example, This entry must equal the first entry, This field is required. If validation is successful, display an alert that says thanks for joining our list and remember to include your script on the page.

Suppose there is a text box on your browser window called FirstName. When you scroll up or down, the text box does not move at all while other elements on the page do move. What value for the position property would FirstName have? A) absolute B) relative C) fixed D) static

Create a form that contains a label and three command buttons. Each command button will represent an emotion (e.g. Happy). The specific emotions to offer are up to you. The initial value of the label should instruct the user to select a command button. When a command button is clicked, the label should display an emoticon that appropriately represents the emotion. Please give each control an appropriate name. Remember to prefix command buttons with btn and the label with lbl. (this is done with visual basics on Microsoft visual studio)

I'm trying to learn CSS and it isn't easy. Can someone help me with this problem? Modify or add one CSS rule for each requirement below to change the text color property as specified. By color name: change the text color for byname class elements from black to blue. By RGB values: change the text color for byrgb class elements from black (rgb(0, 0, 0)) to green by modifying the second number to be 255. By HSL values: change the text color for byhsl class elements from black (hsl(0, 0%, 0%)) to cyan by modifying the first number to be 200, the second number to 100%, and the third number to 50%. Code: <p class="byname">The text is blue</p> <p class="byrgb">The text is green</p> <p class="byhsl">The text is cyan</p>