INPUT

INPUT

<u1>

<1i><i> the rainbow returns</i> by E. smith</1i>

<1i><i>seven steps to immeasurable wealth</i> by R.U. needy </1i>

<1i><i> the food-Lovers guide to weight loss</i>by K\L. Goode</1i>

<1i><i>the silly person’s Guide to seriousness </i>by M. Nott</1i>

</u1>

</body>

</html>

OUTPUT

FIGURE 5.8 a list of books.

Now, modify each of the list items so that they include link tags. You’ll need to keep the <1i> tag in there because it indicates where the list items begin. Just add the <a> tags around the text itself. Here you’ll need to keep the <1i> tag in there because it indicates where the list items begin. Just add the <a> tags around the text itself. Here you’ll link to filenames on the local disk in the same directory as this file, with ea h individual file containing the review for the particular book:

<u1>

<1i><a href=”rainbow. Html”><i> the rainbow returns </i> by E. smith</a></1i>

<li><a href=”wealth.html”><i> seven steps to immeasurable wealth</i> by R. U.

Needy</a><1i>

<1i><a href=”food.html”><i> the food –Lovers Guide to weight loss</1i> by L.

 Goode</a></1i>

<1i><a href=”silly.html”><i> the silly person’s Guide to seriousness</i> by M.

Nott</a></1i>

</u1>

The menu of books looks fine, although it’s a little sparse. Your readers don’t know anything about each book (although some of the book names indicate the subject matter) or whether the review is good or bad. An improvement would be to add some short explanatory text after the links to provide hints of what is on the other side of the link: