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HTML Cars Report

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Last edited Jan 5, 2020
Created on Jan 5, 2020
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This example shows a minimal HTML cars report displaying a short list of vehicle entries, with the 2012 Nissan visually emphasized through blue highlighting. The page structure is built with plain HTML elements, including a heading and an unordered list, while styling is handled entirely in an external stylesheet using a class selector for the highlighted item. The code demonstrates fundamental organization through separate HTML and CSS files, using basic font and color properties rather than any charting or data-visualization libraries.

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