Changes in ex 01, 01.1 and 03 #28
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…lor, font-size, padding, to make text look closer to the sample image
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The old ex 01 was titled Hello World but the content in it did not match the title and it was showing changing of text color within <style> tag.
-> New exercise 01: Changed the contents to contain Hello World; make the students use emmet to start the basic html of the page; ask them to change text color with an inline style. The logic is that we are moving from the most trivial way to apply styles (and discouraged), to <style> tags (a little more sophisticated) and after that to stylesheet (more sophisticated).
Old ex 03 was demonstrating inline styles, which is now done in ex 01.
-> New exercise 03: Makes the students work with list styles (bullets, numbers, no decoration) which is not practiced anywhere else and is useful because we use lists a lot.
Updated explanations and intro to ex 01.1