HTML · Learn HTML in a DAY! - the Ultimate Crash Course to Learning the Basics of HTML in No Time (HTML, HTML Course, HTML Development, HTML Books, HTML for Beginners) by Acodemy -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Introduction Chapter1: Structuring Pages

Structured Documents HTML5

Tags and Elements Separating Heads from Bodies Attributes Tell You about elements

Attributes

Core attributes The id Attribute The class Attribute The title Attribute The style Attribute Internationalization The dir Attribute The lang Attribute

Core Elements

About DOCTYPEs The <html> element The <head> element The <title> element Links and Style Sheets Ensuring Backward Compatibility for HTML5 Tags The <body> element Common Content elements

Basic text formatting

White Space and Flow Creating Headings using <hn> elements Creating paragraphs using the <p> element Creating Line Breaks using the <br> element Creating preformatted Text using the <pre> element

Block vs. Inline Content grouping

The new outline algorithm in HTML5 The <div> element The <header> element The <hgroup> element The <nav> element The <section> element The <article> element The <hr> element The <blockquote> element Using the cite attribute with the <blockquote> element The <aside> element The <footer> element The <address> element

Lists

Using the <ul> element to Create unordered Lists Ordered Lists Definition Lists Nesting Lists

Summary Exercise

Chapter 2: Text Structuring

Text Semantics

The <span> element The <em> element The <strong> element The <b> element The <i> element <strong> versus <b> and <em> versus <i> The <small> element The <cite> element The <q> element The <dfn> element The <abbr> element The <time> element The <code> element <figure> and <figcaption> elements The <var> element The <samp> element The <kbd> element The <sup> element The <sub> element The <mark> element

Editing Text Using Character entities for special characters Comments Summary Exercises

Chapter 3: Links

Basic Links

Linking to other Web Pages

URLS

Absolute and Relative URLs

Summary

Chapter 4: Images, Video, Audio

Adding images

The src Attribute The alt Attribute The height and width Attributes

Video and Audio

Adding YouTube Movies to Web Pages Adding rich Media with the <audio> and <video> elements Adding Audio to Web Pages with the <audio> Element

Summary Exercises

Chapter 5: Tables

Basic Table Elements and Attributes

The <table> element The dir Attribute The <tr> element Contains Table Rows The <td> and <th> elements Represent Table Cells The colspan Attribute The headers Attribute The rowspan Attribute The scope Attribute

Adding a Caption to a Table Grouping Sections of a Table

Spanning Columns using the colspan attribute Spanning rows using the rowspan attribute Splitting up Tables using a Head, Body, and Foot

Summary Exercises

Chapter 6: Forms

Creating a Form with The <form> element

The action attribute The method attribute The id attribute The name attribute The enctype attribute The accept-charset attribute The novalidate attribute The target attribute The autocomplete attribute

Form Controls

Text Inputs Using placeholders to Illustrate Example Input Ensuring User Privacy and Security with the autocomplete Attribute Ensuring information is Provided with the required Attribute

Buttons

Creating Buttons Using the <input> element Creating Buttons Using the <button> element

Check Boxes Radio Buttons Select Boxes

The <select> element The <option> Element Creating Scrolling Select Boxes Selecting Multiple Options with the multiple Attribute Grouping Options with the <optgroup> Element

Sending Form Data to the Server

HTTP GET HTTP POST

Summary Exercises

Exercise 1

Answers

Chapter 1 Chapter 2

Exercise 1 Exercise 2

Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6

Exercise 1

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