HTML Cars Report

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HTML Cars Report

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Last edited Dec 28, 2020

Created on Dec 28, 2020

This example demonstrates a basic HTML page titled “HTML Cars Report,” displaying a static list of two text items with a highlighted second entry. The visualization is minimal, focusing on a plain content hierarchy rather than data-driven graphics. The code uses a simple `ul` list within an `index.html` document, styled by an external `styles.css` stylesheet. It applies global font sizing and family via CSS `body` rules and highlights the second list item using a `.highlighted` class with a red color property. No JavaScript libraries or interactive APIs are employed; the structure relies solely on HTML and CSS.

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