How to do everything with HTML
James H. Pence
Abstract
James H. Pence
Abstract
From the Publisher: Another release in our popular How to Do Everything series,this friendly,solutions-oriented book is filled with step-by-step examples for writing HTML code. Each chapter begins with the specific how-to topics that will be covered. Within the chapters,each topic is accompanied by a solid,easy-to-follow walkthrough of the process. You'll learn to build a dynamic Web site with HTML,complete with graphics,links,multimedia,and animation. The book also contains practical coverage of DHTML,JavaScript,and CGI. Even if you've never programmed,this guidebook gives you a sure-fire,step-by-step method for learning HTMLthe most widely-used language of the Web. Written in an easy-to-understand format,How to Do Everything with HTML is designed for anyone who's even thought about creating a Web page. Learn the essentials of positioning and modifying text,importing graphics,creating active links to other Web sites,and how to post your masterpiece to the Internet where everyone can enjoy it. Whether your goals are personal or professional,this book can help you make the most of your own Web site. Join the online community by building your very own customized Web siteFind what you need with organized,step-by-step coverage of HTMLGrasp the basics easilyeven if you're a total newcomer to Web authoringGet the most from your Internet service provider by utilizing free Web spaceDiscover links,Cascading Style Sheets,animations,forms,and moreGet practical treatment of more complex Web technologies such as JavaScript,CGI,and DHTMLAppendices include a browser-safe color conversion chart,HTML and CSS quick-reference guides,and moreFindcode,sample pages,images,and a full color chart of all 216 browser-safe colors on this book's companion Web site
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From the Publisher: Another release in our popular How to Do Everything series,this friendly,solutions-oriented book is filled with step-by-step examples for writing HTML code. Each chapter begins with the specific how-to topics that will be covered. Within the chapters,each topic is accompanied by a solid,easy-to-follow walkthrough of the process. You'll learn to build a dynamic Web site with HTML,complete with graphics,links,multimedia,and animation. The book also contains practical coverage of DHTML,JavaScript,and CGI. Even if you've never programmed,this guidebook gives you a sure-fire,step-by-step method for learning HTMLthe most widely-used language of the Web. Written in an easy-to-understand format,How to Do Everything with HTML is designed for anyone who's even thought about creating a Web page. Learn the essentials of positioning and modifying text,importing graphics,creating active links to other Web sites,and how to post your masterpiece to the Internet where everyone can enjoy it. Whether your goals are personal or professional,this book can help you make the most of your own Web site. Join the online community by building your very own customized Web siteFind what you need with organized,step-by-step coverage of HTMLGrasp the basics easilyeven if you're a total newcomer to Web authoringGet the most from your Internet service provider by utilizing free Web spaceDiscover links,Cascading Style Sheets,animations,forms,and moreGet practical treatment of more complex Web technologies such as JavaScript,CGI,and DHTMLAppendices include a browser-safe color conversion chart,HTML and CSS quick-reference guides,and moreFindcode,sample pages,images,and a full color chart of all 216 browser-safe colors on this book's companion Web site
Key concepts: World Wide Web, JavaScript, Computer science, Web page, Web development, The Internet, Cascading Style Sheets, Client-side scripting