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1 Creating a Menu Bar on a Secondary Web Page  It is important for visitors to be able to move easily from one page to another  You will create a menu bar on the three remaining Web pages in this project  A Web page should not contain a link to itself

2 Creating a Menu Bar on a Secondary Web Page table copied from home page menu bar

3 Copying a Table to a New File  Open the tchome document  Click immediately to the left of the tag on line 1. Drag through the first tag on line 15  Press COMMAND+C to copy the selected lines  Select New from the File menu  Press COMMAND+V to paste the contents from the Clipboard into a new file

4 Copying a Table to a New File pasted text

5 Changing the Title  Highlight the words, Home Page, between the and tags on line 3. Type Calendar as the text  Click immediately to the right of the tag on line 15. Press the ENTER key twice  Type the closing and tags

6 Changing the Title change to title

7 Inserting a Menu Bar  Insert the following lines starting on line 17

8 Inserting a Menu Bar new table

9 Creating a Table with Borders table border

10 Creating a Table with Borders borderless table

11 Inserting Text into Heading and Data Cells  Insert the following lines starting on line 29

12 Inserting Text into Heading and Data Cells TABLE tag with border heading tags and text data cells

13 Enter the Remaining Code  Insert the following lines starting on line 51

14 Enter the Remaining Code four rows of data cells end table

15 Save and Print the HTML File  Select Save As from the File menu  Type calendar.htm in the File name text box, then click the Save button  Select Print from the File menu

16 Save and Print the HTML File

17 Printing the Web Page  Click the Theater Club Home Page button on the task bar  Click the Calendar of Events link on the Theater Club Home Page  Click the Print button on the Standard buttons toolbar

18 The Calendar Web Page

19 Testing the Links  Click the Home link on the Calendar menu bar  Click the Calendar of Events link on the home page to return  Click the Upcoming Play link on the Calendar Web page  Click the Members link on the Anything Goes Web page