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Barry J. Rosenberg

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Table of Contents

spring into series

YOUR OPINION IS IMPORTANT TO US!

From the Series Editor

Who Should Read This Book?

How Is This Book Organized?

What's Unusual About This Book?

Where to Get Examples from the Book

Acknowledgments

About the Author

About the Series Editor

Chapter 1. Building an HTML Page

Declaring and Identifying the Document

Adding the html Element

The head and title Elements

The meta Element

The body Element

Reviewing the Template

Chapter 2. Adding Text and Links

Using Headers Properly

Adding Paragraphs

Working with Page Breaks

Unordered Lists

Definition Lists

The Good Old Link

Intrapage Linking

Adding Content to the Template

Chapter 3. Adding Images, Media, and Scripts

The img Element

Adding width and height Values

Providing Alternative Text

Linking the Image

Linking to an Audio or Video File

Embedding Files Using the object Element

But Your Honor, I Object!

Scripting and Browser Concerns

Chapter 4. Creating Tables

The table Element

Adding a Table Row

Adding Table Cells

Adding Table Headers

Adding a Caption

Table Summaries

Spanning Columns

Combining colspan and rowspan

Grouping Table Columns: The col Element

Grouping Table Columns with colgroup

Grouping Table Rows

The Table's Set…

Chapter 5. Building Forms

The form Element

Adding an Input Textbox

Adding Check Boxes and Radio Buttons

Preselecting Checked Items

Using Form Menus

Working with Text Areas

Reset and Submit Buttons

Using a Graphic Submit Button

Making Forms More Accessible with label

Grouping Form Fields

Grouping Menu Items

Customizing and Advancing Your Forms

Now That You're Well-Formed…

Chapter 6. Working with Frames

The Power of Three

Creating a Frameset

Working with Rows

Combining Columns and Rows

Margin, Resize, and Scroll Controls

Naming and Targeting Frames

Frames Without Frontiers

Making Frames Accessible with noframes

Wonderful Inline Frames

Chapter 7. Using CSS

CSS Theory Simplified

Adding Style Inline

Using Embedded Style

Creating a Linked Style Sheet

Importing Style Sheets

Commenting and Formatting CSS

Time to Put Your Imagination to Work!

Chapter 8. Working with Color and Images Using CSS

Adding Color to Backgrounds

Spicing Up a Table Using Background Color

Attaching a Background Graphic

Controlling How Backgrounds Tile

Positioning a Background Graphic

Fixing and Scrolling Background Images

Making a Background Color Transparent

CSS Shorthand for Backgrounds

Having Fun Yet?

Chapter 9. Styling Text

Applying Font Families to Text

Font Weight and Style

Text Decoration

Transforming and Varying Text

Setting Line Height

Spacing Letters and Words

Modifying First-Letter and First-Line Text

Using Shorthand for Font Styles

Now You're Getting Fancy!

Chapter 10. Link Effects, Lists, and Navigation

Working with Link States

Modifying Link Styles

Multiple Link Styles Using Class Selectors

Styling Links Using Descendant Selectors

Styling Ordered Lists

Styling Unordered Lists

Shorthand CSS for List Styles

List-Based Vertical Navigation Using Color

Vertical List Navigation with Image Effects

Horizontal List-Based Navigation with Color

Horizontal List Navigation with Images

Rich Links, Lists, and Navigation

Chapter 11. Margins, Borders, and Padding

Exploring the Box Model

Using Negative Margins

Margin Shorthand

Styling Borders

Border Shorthand

Padding Shorthand

Toward Gaining More Control…

Chapter 12. Positioning, Floats, and Z-index

Getting into Position

Containing Blocks

The Browser Viewport

Absolute Positioning: To the Root Element

Absolute Positioning: To Another Block

Relative Positioning

Fixed Positioning

Floating Elements

Clearing Floats

Just Like a Pro…

Chapter 13. CSS Layouts

Three Columns with Fixed Flanking Menus

Three Columns with Masthead and Footer

Centered Designs

Complex Layouts

Repeat After Me…

Appendix A. XHTML 1.0 Annotated Reference

Key to Element Types: Display

Key to Element Types: Empty and Non-Empty

Appendix B. CSS 2.1 Annotated Reference

Selectors, Pseudo Classes, and Pseudo Elements

CSS 2.1 Properties

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Reviewing the Template

Time to wrap up our exploration of a template by actually putting all the components together (see Example 1-16).

Example 1-16. Viewing the structure of an XHTML document

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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR
/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<head>
<title>your site : location within site : topic title</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
<meta name="keywords" content="your, keywords, here" />
<meta name="description" content="your description here" />
<meta name="author" content="your name here" />
</head>
<body>
<!-- main content section  -->
</body>
</html>

Copy this markup, save it to a work folder on your computer, and name it indexl. This will be the file you'll open and add content and additional markup to as we progress.