#happy2022workday day-085

Happy 2022 day-085! Today’s jump is from HTML to XML…

After a quick HTML review from day 84, an XML example will start showing us some similarities with HTML…

1. To play with HTML, I made a copy of readme.html (right click is one way to copy-paste the readme.html file from days 83 and 84)
2. I changed the centered <h2> tag to a “Naming Conventions” page for the Customer Sharing Movement website (coming soon)
3. Spoiling yesterday’s Challenge (well, it was an easy one), I slightly changed the Purple to 6A0DAD, because (a) that is what came up with a google search for “hex for purple” (without the quotes) (b) happy to see the word “DAD” in a popular shade of purple! (side story to be continued)
4. Transitioning now from HTML to XML, let’s look in the delivered XMLExamples folder at Catalogue.xml. Click to expand the 2nd cBook, note a title, date, isbn and publisher
5. Note on bottom of this panel the default is Design
6. Click to change from Design to Source (coming back here for (9) in a second)
7. Return to the Project Explorer panel and click on the .xsd file for this PublicationCatalogue project. Click on BookType and notice title, date, etc.
8. Challenge-A: Further on HTML, why does it still say readme?
9. Challenge-B: This looks strangely like a scrollbar on the left instead of the right. What is this exactly and why is it here?