Please help me with this html, css and JavaScript code. 1. Create a grammar and spelling checker using an API. The checker underlines the misspelled words and gives the user the correct word to use via a small box next to the misspelled word 2. Create a paraphrase using an API that paraphrases a user sentence. Just one sentence at a time

HTML Last lab, you created a webpage about someone you admire. Now we are going to add some styling to the webpage.  You must apply descriptors (css rule) to the following selectors (any tags you do not currently have need to be added): body h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,h7 (use at least 2) p ul li img You must use all of the following descriptors below in your page. Although you are not being graded on your design ability, do your best to make the style your own. Text Descriptors color font-size font-weight text-align Background background-color border Size width height margin You may add any additional styling or layout descriptors you like.  Layout is a complicated topic in CSS and the lab does not require any specific layout, but here is a good explanation if you want to alter the layout anyway: https://learnlayout.com/

How to code?   Hello, Im completely lost with my coding assignment. Here are the instuctions:   Summary Kidder Garden Pete Burnham of the Kidder Garden website wants you to develop an application for drawing images or "stamps". As a proof of concept, he wants you to create a webpage in which users can choose stamps of a specified size and shade (opacity) and then place those stamp images on a canvas using the mouse. The user can then modify the size, position, rotation, or shading (opacity) by clicking tools from a toolbar and applying that tool to a stamp image. Pete has already designed the webpage. He needs you to write the code to create the stamp objects and place them as images on the page's canvas. Figure 14-50 shows a preview of a completed page with stamp images created and modified by the user. Pete has also supplied you with the following object methods that will be useful to you: The elementX() method for the Event object prototype that returns the x-coordinate of a mouse…

Suppose there is a text box on your browser window called FirstName. When you scroll up or down, the text box does not move at all while other elements on the page do move. What value for the position property would FirstName have? A) absolute B) relative C) fixed D) static