Cars Report HTML/CSS/SVG

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Cars Report HTML/CSS/SVG

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Last edited May 14, 2022

Created on May 14, 2022

A minimal HTML page demonstrates a sample car sales report by listing three vehicles with prices, where the 2012 Nissan Leaf is highlighted in red and bold via the `.highlited` CSS class. The page includes a centered, italicized message below the list and embeds a PNG version of the Ghostscript Tiger image from Wikimedia Commons. The example uses plain HTML elements, a linked external `styles.css` for typography and styling, and an `<img>` tag with a hyperlink reference, with no JavaScript libraries like D3.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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