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====== Web Development Lesson 3 - Lists ====== | ====== Web Development Lesson 3 - Lists ====== | ||
===== Multi-level Lists ===== | ===== Multi-level Lists ===== | ||
+ | ==== Objectives ==== | ||
+ | In this exercise you will: | ||
+ | * create multi-level lists | ||
+ | * start using Visual Studio Code, a professional coding platform | ||
+ | * learn one way to target specific elements with CSS | ||
==== Setup ==== | ==== Setup ==== | ||
- | * We'll start from a blank slate, so delete all the HTML and CSS you've entered so far. | + | * We'll start from a blank slate in [[https:// |
==== Nesting Lists ==== | ==== Nesting Lists ==== | ||
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* Save that and again open the code in Live Server. It should now have the formatting we added. | * Save that and again open the code in Live Server. It should now have the formatting we added. | ||
- | ==== Adding Javascript | + | ==== Final Code ==== |
- | * Add another line in < | + | If your code doesn't look quite right or you want to check it against mine, here's what we've been working on. |
- | * In this case, we need to define the name of the javascript file. Enter 'lists.js' and save the file. | + | * [[https:// |
- | * Now, create a file called | + | * [[https:// |
- | * Save that file too and open the live server. Everything should work as it did in jsfiddle, but now in a full screen. | + | |
+ | [[en: |