HTML 3.2 web classroom

Developing a web page

A. Meyers

300 pages, parution le 29/04/1998

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Résumé

KEY BENEFIT: There is a glut of HTML books on the market that can teach you how to build Web pages, but how many can claim to allow you to practice what they preach? Access to a fully-interactive Website and server, which features exercises linked to the book, an online tutorial, and a space for registered users to BUILD AND HOST THEIR OWN PAGES!

KEY TOPICS: This package is unique and sets a new standard in the market by combining the best of both worlds: a complete, book-based tutorial on HTML, plus access to a dedicated Web server where users can build and host actual Web pages.

MARKET: Thoroughly class-tested with both students and professionals.

Assumes no experience in Web design or programming; anyone can use this package and be building Web pages quickly!
Covers basic design principles, and gives a detailed tutorial on programming with HTML 3.2.
It includes a tutorial book and an interactive Website where users can build and host their own pages!

Table of contents :

Introduction.
Chapter 1:: The Internet.; The World Wide Web.; The Internet Boom.; Going On-line.; Web Browsers.; Source Code.
Chapter 2:: Why Learn HTML?; What is HTML?; HTML Standards.; Compatibility.; Tools Required.; What Does HTML Look Like?; How to Revise a Web Page.
Chapter 3:: Basic HTML Tags.; Break Tags.; Headings.
Chapter 4:: Text Alignment Options.; Default Alignment.; Center.; Nesting Tags.; Indenting.; Bulleted List.; Numbered List.; Blockquote.
Chapter 5:: Blinking Text.; Font Tag.; Size.; Typeface.; Color.; RGB Color.; Hexadecimal Color.; Nest Attributes.; Other Applications of Color.
Chapter 6:: Horizontal Rules.; Paragraph and Heading Alignment.; Preformatted Text.; Text Styles.
Chapter 7:: Hypertext.; Absolute URL.; Relative URL.; Mailto Links.
Chapter 8:: Graphic File Formats.; File Sizes.; Sources of Images.; Copyrights.
Chapter 9:: Background Patterns.; Text Alternative.; Alignment.; Vertical Alignment.; Text Wrap.; Additional Alignment.; Image Size.; Images as Links.; Thumbnails.; Eliminating the Blue Border.; Replacing the Horizontal Rule.; Creating Custom Bullets.
Chapter 10:: Graphic Software.; Opening and Saving a File.; Converting the File Format.; File Information.; Resolution.; Color Depth.; Resizing the Image.; Cropping the Image.; Transparency.
Chapter 11:: Server Side Image Maps.; Client Side Image Maps.; Making an Image.; Marking the Coordinates.; Region Types.; Mapping Coordinates.; HTML.; Overlapping Images.
Chapter 12:: Tables.; Table Tags.; Table Rows.; Cells.; Table Headings.; Table Data.; Border.; Captions.; Alignment.; Row Span and Column Span.
Chapter 13:: Border Widths.; Cellspacing.; Cellpadding.; Additional Alignment.; Additional Table Attributes.; Nesting Tables.; Color.; Page Layout.; Table Alternatives.
Chapter 14:: Forms.; Name Attribute.; Type Attribute.; Value Attribute.; Size Attribute.; Maximum Length.; Form and Tables.; Submit and Reset.; Graphic Submit Button.; Method Attribute.; CGI Script.; Mailto.
Chapter 15:: Input Tags.; Password Field.; Checkboxes.; Radio Buttons.; Popup Menu.; Text area.
Chapter 16:: What are Frames?; Creating Frames.; Frameset.; Rows and Columns.; Frame Tag.; Noframes.; Constructing a Frame Page.
Chapter 17:: Internet Service Provider.; Advertising your Site.; Web Verification or Validation Service.; Comments.; Conclusion.
Appendix.