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HTML & XHTML: The Complete Reference, Fourth Edition |
byThomas A. Powell
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ISBN:007222942X |
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McGraw-Hill 2003 (932 pages) |
Construct awesome Web pages using HTML, XHTML, XML, basic JavaScript, both CSS (style sheet) specifications, and DHTML. This reference explains why tags work as they do, rather than just giving basic descriptions of them. |
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HTML & XHTML—The Complete Reference, Fourth Edition
| Introduction
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| Part I -
Introduction |
| Chapter 1 | - |
Introduction to HTML and XHTML |
| Chapter 2 | - |
Web Development Overview |
| Part II -
Core HTML and XHTML |
| Chapter 3 | - |
Core Elements |
| Chapter 4 | - |
Links and Addressing |
| Part III -
Presentation and Layout |
| Chapter 5 | - |
Images |
| Chapter 6 | - |
Text, Colors, and Backgrounds |
| Chapter 7 | - |
Tables and Layout |
| Chapter 8 | - |
Frames |
| Chapter 9 | - |
Multimedia |
| Chapter 10 | - |
CSS1 |
| Chapter 11 | - |
CSS2 |
| Part IV -
Interactivity |
| Chapter 12 | - |
Forms |
| Chapter 13 | - |
Introduction to Server-Side Programming |
| Chapter 14 | - |
JavaScript and DHTML |
| Chapter 15 | - |
Plug-ins, ActiveX Controls, and Java Applets |
| Part V -
Site Delivery and Management |
| Chapter 16 | - |
HTTP and Site Delivery |
| Chapter 17 | - |
Site Management |
| Part VI -
Advanced Topics |
| Chapter 18 | - |
XML |
| Part VII -
Appendixes |
| Appendix A | - |
HTML and XHTML Element Reference |
| Appendix B | - |
CSS1 and CSS2 Reference |
| Appendix C | - |
Special Characters |
| Appendix D | - |
Fonts |
| Appendix E | - |
Color Reference |
| Appendix F | - |
Reading a Document Type Definition |
| Index
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| List of Figures
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| List of Tables
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