Exercise

1. Create a new div with the id ‘tables’ and the class of ‘new-section’.
2. Inside this div create a new div with the class of ‘section-header’.
3. Inside the ‘section-header’ div create a header with the title ‘Tables’.
4. Then below the ‘section-header, div, create a new div with the class ‘section-body’.
5. Inside the ‘section-body’ div create a table with three columns.
6. In the top header row, enter the following column headers from left to right.‘id’, ‘First Name’, ‘Email’.
7. Then in the body, enter as many rows as you would like and enter some dummy information.

Lists

In Chapter 2, we broke down the difference between the various lists that are available to us. We explored some examples of when an ordered list is more useful than an unordered list and also outlined the use of a definition list. Let’s document this in our website for future reference.