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HTML, XHTML & CSS QuickSteps
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Hart-Davis, Guy
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HTML, XHTML & CSS QuickSteps
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: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2009.
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HTML, XHTML & CSS QuickSteps
Authors:
Guy Hart-Davis
Published:
September 2009
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9780071633185 0071633189
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Book Description
Table of Contents
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