Page 1: Responsive Web Page Tutorial, HTML/CSS Only
            Page 2: Page Structure using Flexbox and a Media Query
            Page 3: Footer (nested flexboxes)
            Page 4: Header (menu/search toggles, transition effects)
            Page 5: Sticky Aside
            Page 6: Make it Beautiful
            Page 7: JavaScript Efficiencies, Breadcrumbs, Cats, Audio and More
            Page 8: Embedded Note from Creator and Floating Hearts
            Page 9: Move On To, Video Tutorial
        
Move On To, Video Tutorial
Move On To ...
            At the end of each concept section,
            I remind users that they should practice,
            and  point them to the next lesson in the sequence:
            
            
            The down and right arrows are also links to the appropriate sections.
        
            Here's the (right-truncated) HTML:
            
            
            I don't like ‘widow words’ (a single word on a text line), so I use
             white-space:nowrap;  to keep at least two ending words together.
        
            Here's the CSS (in the external stylesheet):
            
            
            
            The  toNextSectionDivider  is just a non-growing, non-shrinking, fixed-width
            flex-item with a desired background color and height.
        
Video Tutorial
            My very first lesson (only!) has a video showing users how to use the exercises.
            It is accessed by clicking the question mark next to the ‘Practice’ title:
            
            
        
            Here's the HTML:
            
            
            The character code  ✕  is the ‘✕’
            in the upper-right  corner that users can click to close the video.
        
            Here's the CSS.  It does not go in the external stylesheet, since it's used only in my first
            lesson.
            
            
            
            
        
            Here's the JavaScript to start and stop the video.
            This remains with the HTML (it is not moved to the auxiliary JavaScript file),
            since it's only used in my first lesson.
            
            
        
The Page So Far...
- View the responsive web page, through Lesson 9.
 - Download the HTML for the responsive web page, through Lesson 9.
 - Download the auxiliary JavaScript file, through Lesson 9.
 - 
                Download the external CSS stylesheet, through Lesson 9.