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| The Internet and the World Wide Web | |
| The Evolution of the Internet | |
| The Internet, Intranets, and Extranets | |
| The Evolution of the World Wide Web | |
| Internet Standards and Coordination | |
| Web Standards and the World Wide Web Consortium | |
| Accessibility and the Web | |
| Ethical Use of Information on the Web | |
| Checkpoint l1.1 | |
| Network Overview | |
| The Client/Server Model | |
| Internet Protocols | |
| File Transfer Protocol (FTP) | |
| E-mail Protocols | |
| Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) | |
| Transmission Control Protocol | |
| Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) | |
| URLs and Domain Names | |
| URLs | |
| Domain Names | |
| Markup Languages | |
| Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) | |
| Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) | |
| Extensible Markup Language (XML) | |
| Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) Checkpoint l1.2 | |
| Internet and Web Trends | |
| Key Terms | |
| Review Questions | |
| Web Research Web Design Focus | |
| XHTML Basics | |
| What Is HTML? | |
| Why XHTML and Not HTML? | |
| Document Type Definition | |
| Your First Web Page | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| Checkpoint l2.1 | |
| XHTML Body and Text Basics | |
| The Body Element | |
| The Heading Element | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| Accessibility and Headings | |
| The Paragraph Element | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| The Line Break Element | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| The Blockquote Element | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| XHTML List Basics | |
| Definition Lists | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| Ordered Lists | |
| Unordered Lists | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| Checkpoint l2.2 | |
| XHTML Text Formatting | |
| XHTML Logical Style Elements | |
| XHTML Physical Style Elements | |
| Special XHTML Characters | |
| Hands-On Practice | |
| XHTML Hyperlinks | |
| The Anchor Element | |
| Absolute and Relative Links | |
| E-mail Links | |
| Hands-On Practice 2.8 | |
| Accessibility and Links | |
| XHTML Validation | |
| Hands-On Practice l2.9 | |
| Checkpoint l2.3 Key Terms | |
| Review Questions | |
| Apply Your Knowledge | |
| Hands-On Exercises Web Research Web Design Focus | |
| Web Site Case Study | |
| JavaJam Coffee House | |
| Fish Creek Animal Hospital | |
| Pete the Painter | |
| Prime Properties | |
| Configuring Color & Text with CSS | |
| Overview of Cascading Style Sheets | |
| Advantages of Cascading Style Sheets | |
| Types of Cascading Style Sheets | |
| Introduction to CSS Syntax | |
| Using Color on Web Pages | |
| Web Color Palette | |
| Accessibility and Color | |
| Configuring Color with Inline CSS | |
| The Style Attribute | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.1 | |
| Configuring Color with Embedded CSS | |
| The Style Element | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.2 | |
| Checkpoint l3.1 | |
| Configuring Text with CSS | |
| CSS and Fonts | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.3 | |
| The Class and Id Selectors | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.4 | |
| The Div and Span Elements | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.5 | |
| Using External Style Sheets | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.6 | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.7 | |
| Checkpoint 3.2 | |
| Centering XHTML Elements | |
| Hands-On Practice 3.8 | |
| CSS Validation Hands-On Practice | |
| Key Terms Review Questions | |
| Apply Your Knowledge | |
| Hands-On Exercises | |
| Web Research Web Design Focus | |
| Web Site Case Study | |
| JavaJam Coffee House | |
| Fish Creek Animal Hospital | |
| Pete the Painter | |
| Prime Properties | |
| Visual Elements & Graphics | |
| Configuring Lines and Borders | |
| The Horizontal Rule Element | |
| Hands-On Practice 4.1 | |
| The Border and Padding Properties | |
| Hands-On Practice l4.2 | |
| Checkpoint l4.1 | |
| Types of Graphics | |
| GIF Images | |
| JPEG Images | |
| PNG Images | |
| Using Graphics | |
| The Image Element | |
| Accessibility and Images | |
| Hands-On Practice 4.3 | |
| Image Links | |
| Hands-On Practice 4.4 | |
| Background Images | |
| Configuring Background Images with CSS | |
| Hands-On Practice 4.5 | |
| Checkpoi | |
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