- Nav bar
- Page header
- Use of columns
- Responsive to 3 breakpoints
Either:
- Create a user registration form for a Save the Earth newsletter.
- Create a feedback form about your page.
Either (or try doing all of these):
- Have a clock that shows the current time (Cengage Lesson 9 Coding Challenge 1).
- Have a countdown timer where you can set the start time (make use of a Boostrap form
inputcontrol and a submit button, and see the code in Cengage Lesson 9 Coding Challenge 2). - Your Bootstrap form on the 4th page has a submit button. When this button is clicked, all the information that was filled out in the form is shown in an alert window.
- To create a submit button, you can use the
onclickevent handler, so that clicking the button will run some JavaScript code. See https://www.w3schools.com/JSREF/event_onclick.asp for sample code. - Once you create a submit button, you can omit the
action=attribute in theformtag, because the button handles the form processeing, instead of sending the form data to the URL given by theactionattribute.
Using JavaScript properties to amend HTML (this is for the "JavaScript properties" in the CA2 rubrik)
- These are properties such as
.value'.innerHTML', etc. - To acess/amend these properties, we often use
document.getElementById("someId").valueanddocument.getElementById("someId").innerHTML(see Cengage Chapter 9.8).
- Fill out and sign the Academic Integrity form and submit it together with your assignnent.
- https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.3/components/navbar/
- https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.3/components/navs-tabs/
- Overview
- Form control
- Select
- Checks & radios
- Range