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9780201696967

HTML 4 for the World Wide Web: VQS

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    9780201696967

  • ISBN10:

    0201696967

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1998-05-01
  • Publisher: Peachpit Pr
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Summary

PLEASE PROVIDE COURSE INFORMATION PLEASE PROVIDE

Author Biography

Elizabeth Castro has written three bestselling editions of HTML for the World Wide Web: Visual QuickStart Guide. She also wrote the bestselling Perl and CGI for the World Wide Web: Visual QuickStart Guide, and the Macintosh and Windows versions of the Netscape Communicator 4: Visual QuickStart Guide. She was the technical editor for Peachpit's The Macintosh Bible, Fifth Edition, and she founded Pagina Uno, a publishing house based in Barcelona, Spain.

Table of Contents

Introduction 13(290)
HTML and the Web
14(1)
Users vs. Programmers
15(2)
Different versions of HTML
17(1)
Cascading Style Sheets
18(1)
What is DHTML?
19(1)
HTML browsers
20(1)
The HTML VQS Web Site
21(2)
HTML Building Blocks
23(8)
Writing HTML
23(1)
HTML tags
23(2)
Spacing
25(1)
Special symbols
26(1)
URLs
27(4)
Starting your Web Page
31(12)
Designing your site
32(1)
Organizing files
33(1)
Designating a home page
34(1)
Creating a new Web page
35(1)
Looking at your page in a browser
36(1)
Starting your Web page
37(1)
Understanding the HEAD and BODY
38(1)
Creating a title
39(1)
Organizing the page
40(1)
Starting a new paragraph
41(1)
Creating a line break
42(1)
Text Formatting
43(14)
Changing the font
44(1)
Making text bold or italic
45(1)
Choosing a default size for body text
46(1)
Changing the text size
47(1)
Using relative values to change text size
48(1)
Choosing a default color for text
49(1)
Changing the text color
50(1)
Creating superscripts and subscripts
51(1)
Using a monospaced font
52(1)
Using preformatted text
53(1)
Striking out or underlining text
54(1)
Making text blink
55(1)
Hiding text (Adding comments)
56(1)
Creating Images
57(20)
Making images smaller
60(2)
Exporting GIF images from Photoshop
62(2)
Using (mostly) browser safe colors
64(2)
Converting to browser safe colors
66(1)
Reducing the number of colors
67(1)
Creating transparency
68(2)
Creating fake transparency
70(1)
Interlacing GIF images
71(1)
Creating animated GIFs
72(1)
Creating JPEG images
73(1)
Blurring images to aid JPEG compression
74(1)
Creating low resolution images
75(1)
Creating PNG files
76(1)
Using Images
77(14)
Inserting images on a page
78(1)
Offering alternate text
79(1)
Specifying size for speedier viewing
80(1)
Linking icons to external images
81(1)
Using low resolution images
82(1)
Wrapping text around images
83(2)
Stopping text wrap
85(1)
Adding space around an image
86(1)
Scaling an image
87(1)
Aligning images
88(1)
Using a banner
89(1)
Adding horizontal rules
90(1)
Page Layout
91(16)
Specifying the margins
92(1)
Creating indents
93(1)
Creating indents (with lists)
94(1)
Specifying the space between paragraphs
95(1)
Creating blocks of space
96(1)
Using pixel shims
97(1)
Creating columns
98(1)
Centering elements on a page
99(1)
Positioning elements with layers
100(2)
Using background color
102(1)
Using background images
103(1)
Using block quotes
104(1)
Quoting short passages of text
105(1)
Controlling line breaks
106(1)
Links
107(18)
Creating a link to another Web page
108(2)
Creating anchors
110(1)
Linking to a specific anchor
111(1)
Targeting links to specific windows
112(1)
Setting the default target
113(1)
Creating other kinds of links
114(2)
Creating keyboard shortcuts for links
116(1)
Setting the tab order for links
117(1)
Using images to label links
118(1)
Dividing an image into clickable regions
119(1)
Creating a client-side image map
120(2)
Using a server-side image map
122(1)
Changing the color of links
123(2)
Lists
125(8)
Creating ordered lists
126(2)
Creating unordered lists
128(2)
Creating definition lists
130(1)
Creating nested lists
131(2)
Tables
133(24)
Creating a simple table
134(1)
Putting beader cells across the top
135(1)
Putting header cells on top and left
136(1)
Adding a caption
137(1)
Dividing your table into column groups
138(2)
Dividing the table into horizontal sections
140(1)
Adding a border
141(1)
Choosing which borders to display
142(2)
Spanning a cell across two or more columns
144(1)
Spanning a cell across two or more rows
145(1)
Changing a table's width and height
146(1)
Changing a cell's size
147(1)
Aligning the contents of cells
148(2)
Changing a cell's color
150(1)
Using a background image
151(1)
Spacing and padding the cells
152(1)
Controlling line breaks in a cell
153(1)
Speeding up table display
154(1)
Mapping out a table
155(2)
Frames
157(20)
Creating a simple frameset
158(2)
Creating frames in columns
160(1)
Creating frames in rows and columns
161(1)
Combining framesets
162(2)
Creating an inline frame
164(1)
Adjusting a frame's margins
165(1)
Showing or hiding scroll bars
166(1)
Adjusting the color of the borders
167(1)
Adjusting the borders' thickness
168(1)
Hiding or showing the borders
169(1)
Keeping visitors from resizing frames
170(1)
Adjusting the spacing between frames
171(1)
Targeting links to particular frames
172(1)
Targeting links to special spots
173(1)
Changing the default target
174(1)
Nesting framesets
175(1)
Creating alternatives to frames
176(1)
Forms
177(28)
About CGI scripts
178(3)
Getting a script ready
181(1)
Creating a form
182(1)
Creating text boxes
183(1)
Creating password boxes
184(1)
Creating larger text areas
185(1)
Creating radio buttons
186(1)
Creating check boxes
187(1)
Creating menus
188(2)
Allowing visitors to upload files
190(1)
Creating hidden elements
191(1)
Creating the submit button
192(2)
Resetting the form
194(2)
Active images
196(1)
Organizing the form elements
197(1)
Formally labelling form parts
198(1)
Setting the tab order
199(1)
Adding keyboard shortcuts
200(1)
Disabling form elements
201(1)
Keeping elements from being changed
202(1)
Using a form hosting service
203(2)
Multimedia
205(16)
Helper applications
206(1)
Non-supported images
207(1)
Sound
208(2)
Converting sound formats
210(1)
Adding external sound to a Web page
211(1)
Adding internal sound for Netscape users
212(1)
Adding background sound for Explorer users
213(1)
Video
214(1)
Converting video to the proper format
215(1)
Adding external video to your page
216(1)
Adding internal video
217(1)
Adding internal video for Internet Explorer
218(1)
Creating a marquee
219(1)
Inserting applets
220(1)
Setting up Style Sheets
221(12)
The anatomy of a style
222(1)
Applying styles locally
223(1)
Creating an internal style sheet
224(2)
Creating an external style sheet
226(1)
Using an external style sheet
227(1)
Defining styles for classes
228(1)
Identifying particular tags
229(1)
Special tags for styles
230(2)
Defining styles for links
232(1)
Formatting Text with Styles
233(16)
Choosing a font family
234(1)
Embedding fonts on a page
235(1)
Creating italics
236(1)
Applying bold formatting
237(1)
Setting the font size
238(1)
Setting the line height
239(1)
Setting all font values at once
240(1)
Setting the text color
241(1)
Changing the text's background
242(1)
Controlling spacing
243(1)
Setting white space properties
244(1)
Aligning text
245(1)
Underlining text
246(1)
Making text blink
247(1)
Changing the text case
248(1)
Layout with Styles
249(18)
Offsetting elements within the natural flow
250(1)
Positioning elements absolutely
251(1)
Positioning elements in 3D
252(1)
Displaying and hiding elements
253(1)
Setting the height or width for an element
254(1)
Setting the border
255(1)
Adding padding around an element
256(1)
Setting the margins around an element
257(1)
Aligning elements vertically
258(1)
Wrapping text around elements
259(1)
Stopping text wrap
260(1)
Changing the foreground color
261(1)
Changing the background
262(1)
Determining where overflow should go
263(1)
Clipping an element
264(1)
Setting list properties
265(1)
Specifying page breaks
266(1)
Scripts
267(10)
Adding an ``automatic'' script
268(1)
Calling an external automatic script
269(1)
Triggering a script
270(2)
Creating a button that executes a script
272(1)
Hiding scripts from older browsers
273(1)
Adding alternate information
274(1)
Setting the default scripting language
275(2)
Extras
277(12)
The inspiration of others
278(1)
Creating a counter
279(1)
Changing a link's status label
280(1)
Souping up mailto links
281(1)
Creating drop caps
282(1)
Using vertical rules
283(1)
Creating buttons with tables
284(1)
Using tables for layout
285(1)
A shortcut for creating HTML tables in Word
286(2)
Creating an automatic slide show
288(1)
Publishing
289(14)
Helping visitors find your page
290(1)
Controlling your page's summary
291(1)
Controlling other information about your page
292(1)
Keeping search engine robots out
293(1)
Testing your page
294(2)
Transferring files to the server
296(4)
Transferring files to AOL or CompuServe
300(1)
Changing permissions
301(1)
Advertising your site
302(1)
Appendix A: HTML Tools 303(4)
HTML Editors
304(2)
Free-use images for your pages
306(1)
Graphics Tools
306(1)
Image Map Tools
306(1)
Appendix B: Special Symbols 307(4)
Using special symbols
308(1)
Table I: Characters
309(1)
Table II: Symbols
310(1)
Appendix C: Colors in Hex 311(4)
Finding a color's RGB components---in hex
312(1)
Hexadecimal equivalents
313(1)
The Hexadecimal system
313(2)
Appendix D: HTML and Compatibility 315(8)
HTML Tags
316(6)
Intrinsic events
322(1)
Index 323

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