In the Google Earth search window in the upper left, enter Mud Creek, Big Sur, CA.  Use the time machine in Google Earth to see how this site has changed over time. Click on the clock icon in the upper toolbar. Scroll back, stopping to see each of the images going back to 2011. Observe the changes. Using these images to observe landscape changes over time, hypothesize when the slide occurred? (Don't look it up, it defeats the purpose of you coming to logical conclusions based on your observations.) Group of answer choices 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

How to do this exercise? Halloween 15 Add a transition and an animation In this exercise, you’ll add a transition and an animation to the product page that you created in exercise 11. When you’re done, the page should look similar to this: Specifications • Add a transition for the widths of the images in the right sidebar of the cat.html file in the products folder that will last for three seconds and use the linear speed curve. The transition should increase the width of an image to 125 pixels when the mouse hovers over an image. Be sure to provide for all browsers. • Add an animation for the image in the section that will cause the image to move up and down when the page is loaded. The animation should last for half a second, use the ease-in-out speed curve, repeat six times, and alternate directions on each repetition

Use media queries to create a responsive design for the menu shown in Figure 5–57. You will need to create three menu layouts: one for screen widths 500 pixels or less, another for screen widths of 501 pixels to 710 pixels, and a third for screen widths greater than 710 pixels. 1. Add a viewport meta tag to the document head to set the width of the layout viewport equal to the width of the device and set the initial scale of the viewport to 1.0.   2. Open code5-1_media.css file and create a media query for devices with a maximum width of 500 pixels. Within the query do the following: Set the display of the img element within the article element to none. Center the text contained within the ul element belonging to the submenu class.   3. Create a media query for devices with a minimum width of 501 pixels. Within the query do the following: Float the nav element on the left page margin. Set the width of the nav element to 130 pixels and the height to 400 pixels. Set the…

Write the whole HTML page from the DOCTYPE declaration to the closing HTML tag and include: a table that includes the same content as in the image below. Note that the heading is a part of the table, so that screen readers will know that the heading is associated with the table. Add internal/embedded CSS (and extra HTML if you need to) so that your page looks like the image below. DON'T include more CSS than you need to. Tip: You will need to use pseudo-classes: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Pseudo-classes#tree-structural_pseudo-classes