, but the big words at the top of the page). You must use one div somewhere. You must use one span somewhere. * Central file * Common title style * Use a div * Use a span You can get a point if you have at least two layers, one thing on top of another. * Layers This is out of 12 points. Due Fri Sep 17 at 4pm

Make me a three files about something you love.  It should not be funny, but passionate.

The first web page describes what it is you love and why.  It should include an unordered list of reasons to love this thing.  It should include at least two paragraphs on why you love this thing.  It should have a background that repeats in either the X or the Y but not both (https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-repeat.asp).  The background should be fixed (https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-attachment.asp).  There should be an email link to email you comments (https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_address.asp).
	* Unordered list
	* Unordered list has custom bullets (use a jpg/png/gif, https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_list.asp)
	* Fixed repeating background
	* Email link

The second web page should have a four or more pictures of the thing you love in a two column table.   There should be the same background picture as the first page, and different colored background for the table.
	* Table of pictures
	* Table background color
	* Page background is the same 

All of the CSS should be in a central file.  However, you should also use at least one 'style=', but not for repeated code.  Both pages should have a common style defined by a common line of CSS for the title (not the <title>, but the big words at the top of the page).
You must use one div somewhere.  You must use one span somewhere.
	* Central file
	* Common title style
	* Use a div
	* Use a span

You can get a point if you have at least two layers, one thing on top of another.
	* Layers

This is out of 12 points.

Due Fri Sep 17 at 4pm