Creating a Job Aid using HTML and CSS
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1 Creating a Job Aid using HTML and CSS In this tutorial we will apply what we have learned about HTML and CSS. We will create a web page containing a job aid about how to buy from a vending machine. Optionally, you can create a job aid about a different topic. As shown in the image to the right, the job aid will include several steps. Each step is composed of: a) an action b) description or explanation c) an image or graphic illustrating the step It is assumed that you have the information for each step and the corresponding images prior to creating the web page. A demo of the job aid is located at: Section 1: Preparing the Folder Structure 1. In your local computer, create a folder called jobaid (optionally, you can give it any other name). 2. Inside this folder, create two more folders: css and img 3. Download the photos from: And move them into the img folder (optionally, you can put there your own photos or illustrations for the job aid you will be creating). Your folder structure should look like the following image: 1
2 4. Open Dreamweaver and create a new HTML5 file. For doing this, in the Dreamweaver top menu select File > New, then select HTML under Page Type and select HTML5 as Doc Type: 5. You should see a new document with the following HTML code: <!doctype html> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf- 8"> <title>untitled Document</title> </head> <body> </body> </html> 6. Save the file as index.html within the jobaid folder Section 2: Writing the Job Aid Document 1. The index.html file will include the job aid information. Let s give a title to the web page. In the HTML code replace: <title>untitled Document</title> by, <title>job Aid: Buying from a Vending Machine</title> Notice that this title does not appear as part of the content of the page; it just appears as the title of the browser s tab. 2
3 2. Copy and paste the following code within the <body> tag. This code includes the main header, the subheader and the content for the first step of the job aid. <h1> How to Buy from a Vending Machine </h1> <h2> By John Doe </h2> <br /> <div class="steptitle"> Step 1: Select Visually the Item of Choice </div> <div class="stepcontent"> <div class="stepdescription"> <p>scan through the different snacks and check whether there is something that might satisfy your cravings. The types of products that you can buy vary from machine to machine; however, most of them include some kind of chips, chocolates, cookies, and gums. Some machines offer healthy snacks such as baked chips, granola bars, and peanuts.</p> <p>even though most vending machines contain fresh products, it might be convenient to try to visually double check the expiration date of the snack you want to buy.</p> <p>also, it is important to <strong>inspect visually whether the item of choice is all the way to the front in the dispensing coil</strong>, otherwise, the item will not be push out when the coil spins.</p> </div> <div class="stepimage"> <img src="img/step1.png" /> </div> <br style="clear:both"> </div> <!--stepcontent--> Note: Observe that the above code is using four div containers: one for the step title and another one for the step content. There are two more div containers within the stepcontent container. In general, it is convenient to use div containers when you want to change the style of an HTML document or when having a layout with two or more columns: The step title will use a gray background and the description and images are using two columns. 3
4 3. Open the index.html file in a web browser. You will notice that it does not have any formatting yet and that the image is not displayed next to the description but below it. This is because we haven t given it any style yet. Adding the content for the remaining steps would basically consists of copying and pasting the steptitle and stepcontent div containers multiple times and replacing the content for each step. However, before doing that, let s add the style that will be used in all steps. Section 3: Adding the Style Document 1. The CSS document for this web page is available at: Download it and save it within the css folder that you created in step We need to link this external CSS file within our index.html document. To do that, open the index.html file and add the following line within the <head> </head> tags: <link href="css/jobaid.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" > 3. Open the index.html file in a web browser and you should be able to see the CSS style now. If you don t see it, make sure that you downloaded the jobaid.css file into the right folder and that the file has the right name and extension. 4. Let s analyze the CSS rules one by one and let s make a few changes to them. Open the jobaid.css file in Dreamweaver. The first section surrounded by body applies formatting to the whole document, including the background color, text color, text size, and font family. Remove the background color (highlighted in yellow below). DO NOT remove the colon symbol located after background: and DO NOT remove the semicolon located after the color. Once you delete #d0d5cd, type a hash tag (#) and a color picker should be automatically displayed. Select the color of your choice, save the file, and you should see that the background of the page changes to the color you selected. Explore changing the other rules too (text color, font size and font family). body { background: #d0d5cd; /* background color */ color: #444; /* text color for whole document */ font-size: 12px; font-family: Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif; } 4
5 5. The following CSS rules below body corresponds to the H1 and H2 heading elements. Notice that a rule can be applied to multiple HTML elements by listing them separated by a comma. For this specific example, the style for the H1 and H2 headings is centering the content. You can replace center by left or right to see the different alignment. You could also experiment adding more rules such as a background or text color. h1, h2 { text-align:center; /* centers h1 and h2 content */ } 6. The next CSS rule in the jobaid.css file corresponds to an element that we haven t added yet, the #wrapper: #wrapper { width: 900px; margin: 0 auto; /* centers wrapper */ border: solid 0px black; } If you open the index.html file in a browser and maximize the browser window, you will notice that the content of step 1 takes the whole width of the monitor. To avoid having web pages with very long lines of text, it is convenient to wrap the whole content of a web page within a div container and restrict its width. To add a wrapper div container, add the following line right below to the <body> tag: <div id="wrapper"> Notice that id= wrapper does not have the hash tag, however the CSS rule does. Close the wrapper container with the following line right before the closing </body> tag: </div> <!--closing the wrapper --> Save the file and jobaid.css file and refresh the index.html file in your browser to see the latest changes. Explore changing the width of the #wrapper and also the width of the border. 7. The next CSS rule applies formatting to the step title. It has some padding, the text alignment is to the left, the font size is little bi bigger (16 px) and the font weight is bolder. Observe that the rule name is preceded by a dot:.steptitle The dot is used when the CSS rule is applied to a class and the hash tag is used when it is applied to an id. An id is used to distinguish unique HTML elements, so, use it when you want to apply a specific style to just one element in the entire document. A class is used when the same style is going to be applied multiple times. For instance, in the job aid web page there will be several steps and 5
6 each step will have a title, so we will be applying the steptitle style multiple times..steptitle { padding:4px; padding-top:10px; text-align:left; font-size:16px; font-weight:bold; border-top-left-radius: 10px; Another style that we are applying to the steptitle class is the border- radius to round the corners. In this case, we are rounding the top left and top right corners. You can explore changing its width from 10px to any other size, the bigger the more rounded. 8. The.stepDescription and the.stepimage CSS rules are also preceded by a dot because they are also class rules. An important CSS rule in both of them is float:left. In Web design, to have a layout with multiple columns, each column must be surrounded by a div and each div must be floated, preferably to the left. Note: When having floating elements, it is necessary to clear the floating after there are no more columns to be floated. In the index.html document, the floating is cleared with the following line: <br style="clear:both"> Section 4: Add the remaining steps Once you are satisfied with your new styles, you can keep adding the remaining steps to your job aid. Just copy and paste the steptitle and stepcontent div containers and make sure to include them within the closing </wrapper>. The style should be automatically applied to any new steps that you add. 6
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