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“The olive tree is surely the
richest gift of heaven.”
–Thomas Jefferson
Ancient Olive Trees’ orchard has been maintained by the same professional personnel more than for fifteen years,and the fruit is regularly harvested.
Every service we provide from consultation to installation is customized to your site and landscaping needs.
We are able to guarantee both the transportation and installation of the trees, plus the tree itself for one year.
The gnarled sculptural silhouettes of old growth olive trees are an excellent landscape investment, adding instant value to a home site.
The maturity of our trees also provides shade, privacy and noise reduction.
Week 3 Homework Questions
Q. What is the difference between a relative and absolute URL? Please give an example of each.
A: An absolute URL is a a complete URL specifying the exact location of a file on the Web, including the protocol, the host name , and the exact path to the file location (e.g., http:www.bestfurniture.com/contactus/).
A relative URL points to a page inside your Web site.
For example, if you want to link from the Contact page to the Home page, you don't need to include the http://www.bestfurniture.com/ information. Instead, you include just the file to which you want to link (e.g., contactus.html).
Q: What is the advantage of managing files, i.e. renaming, moving, and deleting files, through Dreamweaver's Files Panel?
A: Dreamweaver CS3 will keep track of them and automatically update your pages, if you make your changes in the Files panel.
However, if you make changes directly on your hard drive without using Files panel, you will have to manually repair all the links.
Q: What is the significance of a webpage named index.html?
A: Web servers recognize the index.html file as the default homepage. Index.html file will be automatically displayed as the first opening page of its website.
Q: What DOCTYPE should you be using for your pages?
A: XHTML 1.0 transitional
Q: Why is <em> and <strong> preferred over <b> and <i>?
A: There is a push in modern web development to separate content from presentation in a web site.
The semantic expressions, <em> and <strong> are preferred over aesthetic expressions <b> and <i>.