overview
occupy
below
overall
horizontally
neighboring content
The section includes a definition list (using dl, dt, and dd elements) about the movie such as its stars and director. Each
term is bolded and has 10pt of vertical separation between it and the element that precedes it. The bottom of this section
contains a list of links about the movie. The list should be shown without bullets or indentation.
Below the reviews is a bar of centered text indicating reviews "(1-10) of 88", with a background color of #A2B964. It is
placed directly next to surrounding content. 5px separate the edge of its text and the element's own outer edge.
The page's bottom right corner has links to the W3C validators. These images should remain fixed in the page's bottomright corner, even after scrolling. The images should appear as 50% opaque, halfway transparent.
inspect elements
Express all stylistic information on the page using CSS defined in movie.css. The majority of the points for this assignment
will be for the movie.css file. For full credit, your style sheet must successfully pass the W3C CSS validator. Part of your
grade comes from expressing your CSS concisely and without unnecessary or redundant styles. For example, the two
main columns of reviews share many (if not all) styles in common, so you should not specify those styles twice in your CSS
file. As another example, if the page uses the same color or font family for multiple elements, group those elements into a
single CSS rule, so that it would be possible to change the page's color/font by modifying a single place in the CSS. Use
context selectors to avoid needing to apply classes and IDs to large numbers of elements. Limit the use of absolute and
fixed positioning on this assignment. Do not use HTML or CSS constructs past Chapter 4 of the textbook, and do not use
HTML tables.