CITATION

Hart-Davis, Guy. HTML, XHTML & CSS QuickSteps. US: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2009.

HTML, XHTML & CSS QuickSteps

Published:  September 2009

eISBN: 9780071633185 0071633189 | ISBN: 9780071633178
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Creating Your First Web Pages with HTML and XHTML
  • Understanding Tools for Creating HTML
  • Understand HTML, XML, XHTML, and HTML 5
  • HTML
  • XML
  • XHTML
  • HTML 5
  • Organizing Your Site
  • Which Version of HTML Should You Use?
  • Get Started with Your Website
  • Create a Folder for Your Website
  • Open Notepad
  • Understanding the DOCTYPE Declaration
  • Create a Web Page and Adding Content to It
  • Create the Page’s Structure
  • Understanding the Header and the Body
  • Add Header and Body Tags
  • Add Content to the Page
  • Apply Formatting
  • Add a Picture
  • Add Hyperlinks and Tags, and Reloading Pages
  • Add a Hyperlink
  • Create Linked Files
  • Describe Your Pages with Meta Tags
  • Reload a Page Automatically
  • Understanding How Search Engines Work
  • Redirect the Browser to Another Page
  • Validate Your HTML and Checking Your Pages
  • Validate Your HTML with the W3C Markup Validation Service
  • Check Your Pages with Other Browsers
  • Chapter 2 Choosing a Web Host and Getting Your Own Website
  • Understand Web Basics
  • Understanding IPv4 and IPv6
  • Understand Web Clients and Servers
  • Access a Web Page
  • Understanding URLs
  • Choose a Web Host
  • Assess Your Requirements
  • Understanding Intranets and Extranets
  • Choose an ISP or Web Hosting Service
  • Decide on Web Hosting Features
  • Running Your Own Web Server
  • Understanding Domains
  • Evaluate an ISP
  • Evaluate a Web-Hosting Service
  • Register a Domain Name
  • Plan, Design, and Create Your Site
  • Plan Your Site’s Contents
  • Make Your Site Effective
  • Keep Your Web Pages Small Enough to Download Quickly
  • Check Your Website
  • Update and Maintain Your Website
  • Transfer Your Site to the Web
  • Get the Information Required for FTP
  • Transfer a Site Using an FTP Client
  • Chapter 3 Structuring Web Pages and Applying Manual Formatting
  • Using Proportional and Monospaced Fonts
  • Understand Considerations for Web Formatting
  • Use Paragraphs, Divisions, Breaks, and Hyphens
  • Create Paragraphs
  • Group Paragraphs into Divisions
  • Control Breaks
  • Inserting Special Characters
  • Keep Text Together with Nonbreaking Spaces
  • Control Hyphenation with Optional Hyphens
  • Create Headings, Lists, and Indents
  • Create Headings
  • Create Numbered, Bulleted, and Definition Lists
  • Apply an Indent
  • Align Elements
  • Use Preformatted Text
  • Apply Formatting Tags and Attributes
  • “Physical” and “Logical” Style Tags
  • Apply Boldface
  • Apply Italics
  • Apply Underline
  • Apply Strikethrough
  • Apply Monospaced Font
  • Apply Subscript and Superscript
  • Control Font Formatting and Styles
  • Understanding Other Formatting
  • Control Font Formatting
  • Working with Fonts
  • Change Style Using Inline Styles
  • Catch the Eye with Moving Text
  • Chapter 4 Adding Graphics to Your Web Pages
  • Creating or Acquiring Graphics Files
  • Add an Inline Graphic
  • Insert a Graphic
  • Use Suitable Alternative Text
  • Choose Where to Locate the Graphics File
  • Add a Long Description URL
  • Align a Graphic
  • Change the Size of a Graphic
  • Using Graphics to Control How Text Appears
  • Apply Borders to a Graphic
  • Add a Title to a Graphic
  • Position a Graphic with Spacers
  • Understanding GIF, JPEG, and PNG
  • Add a Background Graphic
  • Add a Horizontal Rule
  • Create an E-mail Signature Containing a Graphic
  • Laying Out Your Web Pages
  • Create an HTML Signature File
  • Use an HTML Signature File in Windows Mail
  • Keeping Down Graphic Size to Make Pages Load Faster
  • Chapter 5 Adding Links
  • Create Links
  • Understanding Absolute and Relative Links
  • Link to Another Web Page
  • Link Within a Web Page
  • Link to a Particular Point on a Web Page
  • Making Your Site Navigable
  • Open a Link in a New Window
  • Create a Link to Download a File
  • Display a ScreenTip for a Link
  • Create Links to Send E-mail
  • Making Your Imagemaps Useful and Intelligible
  • Create Two or More Links in a Graphic
  • Add Audio and Video to Your Web Pages
  • Understand Audio and Video Formats
  • Understand Audio and Video Delivery Methods
  • Create a Link for Downloading an Audio or Video File
  • Create a Link to Play an Audio or Video File
  • Embedding a Video File in a Web Page
  • Chapter 6 Creating Tables
  • Understand How Tables Work and When to Use Them
  • Plan a Table
  • Create the Table’s Structure
  • Add Rows and Columns to a Table
  • Add Table Borders
  • Group Cells by Rows and Columns
  • Set Table and Cell Width
  • Setting Table and Cell Height
  • Add Padding and Spacing
  • Align a Table, Row, or Cell
  • Make a Cell Span Two Columns or Rows
  • Apply a Background Color or Picture
  • Create a Nested Table
  • Create a Vertical Line
  • Chapter 7 Creating Frames
  • Understanding Frames and Their Alternatives
  • Understand How Frames Work
  • Plan a Web Page That Uses Frames
  • Define Frame Height and Width
  • Create the Component Documents
  • Create the Frameset Document
  • Lay Out the Frames
  • Add the Component Documents to the Frameset
  • Adding Alternative Text to a Frame Page
  • Change a Frame’s Borders and Margins
  • Control Whether a Frame Scrolls
  • Prevent Visitors from Resizing the Frame
  • Nest One Frameset Inside Another
  • Create Inline Frames
  • Create a Link That Changes the Contents of a Frame
  • Chapter 8 Applying Formatting Using Cascading Style Sheets
  • Understand CSS Essentials
  • Understanding the Style Cascade
  • Create a Style Rule
  • Understanding Other Ways of Creating Style Rules
  • Create an Embedded Style Sheet
  • Understanding CSS Versions
  • Create and Apply an External Style Sheet
  • Use Special Selectors
  • Apply a Style to Part of an Element
  • Override Style Sheets
  • Control Font Formatting
  • Set Alignment, Indents, Margins, and Line Height
  • Prevent a Background Graphic from Being Tiled or Scrolling
  • Create a Floating Layout with CSS
  • Creating a Three-Column Floating Layout
  • Overriding Style Sheets in Your Browser
  • Chapter 9 Creating Web Pages Using the Microsoft Office Applications
  • Get Ready to Create Web Pages in the Office Applications
  • Configure Web Options in the Office Applications
  • Understanding How the Office Applications Use HTML
  • Adding the New Web Page and Web Page Preview Commands to the Office Applications
  • Create Web Pages in Word
  • Start a New Web Page in Word
  • Create Hyperlinks
  • Check How a Page Will Look
  • Remove Sensitive Information from the Document
  • Save Word Documents as Web Pages
  • Choosing Suitable Web File Formats
  • Remove Office-Specific Tags from a Word Document
  • Using Word to Create HTML Elements
  • Create Web Pages from Excel and PowerPoint
  • Create Web Pages from Excel Workbooks
  • Create Web Pages from PowerPoint Presentations
  • Chapter 10 Using Forms and Scripts
  • Create Forms
  • Understand the Basics of Forms
  • Define the Form Structure
  • Understanding the method Attribute
  • Add Fields to the Form
  • Complete a Form
  • Letting Visitors Upload Files
  • Create a Form That E-mails Its Contents to You
  • Use Scripts in Your Web Pages
  • Understand the Different Categories of User Events
  • Dealing with Script Threats
  • Show When a Page Was Last Updated
  • Redirect the Browser to Another Page
  • Verify That a Form Is Filled In
  • Index