Lesson 03

In this assignment, I worked to create a master file that became the template for content files. 

1. To start, I right clicked on my project.  

2. Then, I scrolled over "Add", then clicked "Master Page" to add a new Master page.

3. I named my master page "SiteMaster".

4. I built my master page, then saved my changes. 

5. To create a page from the template, I right clicked in my master page and selected "Add Content Page"

 6. Once my default.aspx file is created, I right click the file in the Solution explorer then click to "Rename"

7. Now I change the name of my page. 

8. Then add and save the content for the page.

9. Now run the page and you'll find the template auto fills as appropriate.:)

Lesson 1

First, I created the duplicate page Randal had. 

 Then, I added a CSS class to format the labels.

Next I added a header HTML5 element and created a title for myself.  

After that, I formatted the title with CSS.

From here, I added and formatted an additional 2 HTML5 elements, footer and an article.

At this point, I added a div element to align the submit button to my preferences.

In building my form, I corrected some errors as seen below.

This is how my form turned out after CSS and HTML5 integrations.    

Lastly, I added the on button click save to a text file scripts as seen below. 

Now to test, I fill out the form and click the “Make Submission” button.

Now, I navigate to my file and then open it.

Here’s how it turned out.