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Index
Cover Half Title Page Title Page Copyright About the Author Credits Introduction
About the Book Who This Book Is For What This Book Covers What You Need to Use This Book How This Book Is Organized Conventions Source Code Errata p2p.wrox.com
Chapter 1: Untangling the Web
A Web of Structured Documents How the Web Works Introducing Web Technologies Creating Your First Web Page Viewing the Source of Web Pages Summary Exercises
Chapter 2: The Structure of a Page
Understanding the Basic Document Structure Attribute Groups Basic Text Formatting Presentational Elements Phrase Elements Lists Editing Text Using Character Entities for Special Characters Comments The <font> Element (deprecated) Understanding Block and Inline Elements Grouping Elements with <div> and <span> Summary Exercises
Chapter 3: Links and Navigation
Basic Links Understanding Directories and Directory Structures What Are You Linking To? Creating Links with the <a> Element Advanced E-mail Links Summary Exercises
Chapter 4: Colors, Images, and Objects
Adding Color to Your Site Choosing Your Colors for the Web Adding Images to Your Site Adding Other Objects with the <object> Element Using Images as Links Image Maps Summary Exercises
Chapter 5: Tables
Introducing Tables Basic Table Elements and Attributes Advanced Tables Accessibility Issues with Tables Summary Exercises
Chapter 6: Forms
Introducing Forms Creating a Form with the <form> Element Form Controls Creating Labels for Controls and the <label> Element Structuring Your Forms with <fieldset> and <legend> Elements Focus Disabled and Read-Only Controls Sending Form Data to the Server Summary Exercises
Chapter 7: Frames
When to Use Frames Introducing the Frameset The <frameset> Element The <frame> Element The <noframes> Element Creating Links Between Frames Nested Framesets Floating or Inline Frames with <iframe> Summary Exercises
Chapter 8: Deprecated and Browser-Specific Markup
Why Deprecated Markup Exists Older Pages Break Many Rules Fonts Backgrounds Formatting Links Lists Tables Miscellaneous Attributes IE-Specific Elements Netscape-Specific Elements and Attributes Summary Exercises
Chapter 9: Cascading Style Sheets
Introducing CSS Where You Can Add CSS Rules CSS Properties Controlling Fonts Text Formatting Text Pseudo-Classes Selectors Lengths Percentages Coming to Grips with the Box Model Summary Exercises
Chapter 10: More Cascading Style Sheets
Links Backgrounds Lists Tables Outlines The :focus and :active Pseudo-Classes Generated Content Miscellaneous Properties Additional Rules Positioning with CSS Overflow Summary Exercises
Chapter 11: Page Layout
Understanding the Site Page Size (and Screen Resolution) Designing Pages Structuring Pages Summary Exercises
Chapter 12: Design Issues
Text Navigation Tables Forms Summary Exercises
Chapter 13: Modularized XHTML and Serving Multiple Devices
Introducing Modularized XHTML XHTML 1.1 XHTML Basic Understanding XML Namespaces Hybrid Document Types XHTML on Mobile Phones Creating Sites for Different Platforms Summary Exercises
Chapter 14: Learning JavaScript
What Is Programming About? How to Add a Script to Your Pages The Document Object Model Starting to Program with JavaScript Variables Operators Functions Conditional Statements Looping Events Built-in Objects Writing JavaScript Summary Exercises
Chapter 15: Creating a JavaScript Library
Practical Tips for Writing Scripts Form Validation Form Enhancements Breadcrumb Trails Image Rollovers Random Script Generator Pop-Up Windows When Not to Use JavaScript Summary Exercises
Chapter 16: Taking Your Site Live
Meta Tags Testing Your Site Taking the Leap to Live What Next? Introducing Other Technologies Summary
Appendix A: Answers to Exercises Appendix B: XHTML Element Reference Appendix C: CSS Properties Appendix D: Color Names and Values Appendix E: Character Encodings Appendix F: Special Characters Appendix G: Language Codes Appendix H: MIME Media Types Index
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