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Index
Cover Contents Section I: Getting Started with HTML5
Chapter 1: What Is HTML?
The Language of the Web How Browsers Style Web Pages The Latest Version: HTML5 Try It
Chapter 2: Creating Your First Web Page
HTML5 Syntaxes: An Embarrassment of Riches Understanding Basic Page Structure Try It
Chapter 3: Viewing Web Pages
Opening Files in a Browser Setting a Web Workflow Try It
Section II: Styling Your Web Page
Chapter 4: What Is CSS?
Understanding Cascading Style Sheets Key CSS Concepts Working with CSS Placement Working with Selectors
Chapter 5: Testing CSS
Validating Your CSS Checking Your CSS in a Browser Try It
Section III: Working with HTML Basics
Chapter 6: Adding Text
Working with Paragraphs Try It Adding Headings Try It Applying Special Characters Try It
Chapter 7: Styling Text with CSS
Picking Your Font Family Try It Setting Text Size and Line Height Try It Choosing Text Color Try It Aligning and Emphasizing Text Try It
Chapter 8: Linking to Content
Linking to Other Pages Try It Linking to a Page Section Try It Styling Link States Working with E-mail and Document Links Try It
Chapter 9: Validating Your Pages
Working with the HTML5 doctype Using the W3C Validator Try It
Section IV: Incorporating Images
Chapter 10: Working with Images
Understanding Web Images Inserting Foreground Images Try It Using Links with Images Aligning Images Try It Including Background Images Try It
Chapter 11: Using Image Maps
Creating an Image Map Try It
Chapter 12: Adding Horizontal Rules
Separating Page Sections Sizing and Styling Rules Try It
Section V: Using Lists
Chapter 13: Inserting Unordered Lists
Working with Bulleted Items Try It Nesting Unordered Lists Changing List Appearance Try It
Chapter 14: Working with Ordered Lists
Creating Numbered Lists Try It Expanding an Outline Combining Unordered and Ordered Lists Try It
Chapter 15: Extending Lists
Understanding Website Navigation Bars Working with Lists for Navigation Try It Using Definition Lists and the <dialog> Tag Try It
Section VI: Structuring Tables
Chapter 16: Building a Simple Table
Understanding HTML Tables Working with Rows and Columns Try It
Chapter 17: Styling Tables
Creating White Space in Tables Aligning Tables Working with Borders Modifying Table Colors Try It
Chapter 18: Making Tables More Accessible
Inserting Captions Incorporating Details and Summary Try It
Section VII: Building Forms
Chapter 19: Creating a Form
Understanding Forms Using Text and Textarea Fields Try It Working with Radio Buttons Offering Checkbox Options Implementing Select Lists Try It Using Hidden Form Controls Inserting Form Buttons Try It
Chapter 20: Enhancing Forms
Applying Fieldsets and Legends Try It Using Tables for Form Layout Styling Forms with CSS Understanding Additional HTML5 Form Enhancements Try It
Section VIII: Enhancing HTML with JavaScript
Chapter 21: Adding JavaScript
Understanding JavaScript Integrating JavaScript Code Degrading Gracefully Testing JavaScript Try It
Chapter 22: Advanced JavaScript
Linking External Files Incorporating a JavaScript Framework Try It
Section IX: Adding Media
Chapter 23: Working with Plug-Ins
Understanding Plug-Ins Inserting an SWF File Adding Silverlight Code Try It
Chapter 24: Inserting Audio
Using Web-Compatible Audio Linking to MP3 Files Embedding Audio with Plug-Ins Incorporating HTML5 Audio Try It
Chapter 25: Inserting Video
Working with Video Types Adding a Video Player Integrating Video without a Plug-In Try It
Section X: Next Steps in HTML5
Chapter 26: Looking Ahead in HTML5
Using HTML5 Today What Works Now What Doesn’t Work Yet Determining What Works Dynamically Try It
Chapter 27: Enhancing Web Page Structure
Understanding Current Layouts Working with the New HTML5 Semantics Try It
Chapter 28: Integrating Advanced Design Elements
Expanding Font Possibilities Designing for Multiple Screens Drawing with <canvas> Try It
Appendix A: Browser Support for HTML5
HTML5 New Features CSS3 New Features
Appendix B: Advanced HTML5 Features
Editable Content Local Storage Geolocation
Appendix C: What’s on the DVD?
System Requirements Using the DVD What’s on the DVD Troubleshooting Customer Care
End-User License Agreement Introduction Download CD/DVD content
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