Laying the Groundwork
The first thing we need is a properly structured file. Fortunately, we already have it. Listing 9.1 provides the top part of the file’s body, and Figure 9.1 shows it in its raw, unstyled glory.
Listing 9.1. A Portion of the Document Markup
<body> <h1>Submental Mutterings</h1> <div id="sidebar"> <h4>Other Mutters</h4> <a href="mutter01.html">13 September 2001</a> <a href="mutter02.html">24 September 2001</a> <a href="mutter03.html">04 October 2001</a> <a href="mutter04.html">19 October 2001</a> <a href="mutter05.html">27 October 2001</a> <a href="mutter06.html">31 October 2001</a> <a href="mutter07.html">08 November 2001</a> <a href="mutter08.html">13 November 2001</a> </div> <div id="entry"> <h3>27 October 2001</h3> <p> ... |
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