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HTML 4.0 with JavaScript

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ISBN-10: 0130957836

ISBN-13: 9780130957832

Edition: 1999

Authors: Curt Aubley

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A complete Internet publishing toolkit for Windows 95/98, this book describes how to develop Web pages using the best technologies from both Microsoft and Netscape.
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List price: $49.99
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 11/19/1998
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 496
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.50" long x 1.75" tall
Weight: 2.838
Language: English

The World Wide Web and HTML
What's In This Chapter
HTML and the Internet
Terminology Tour
HTML Evolution in a Capsule
Cascading Style Sheets
Java and ActiveX
Scripting
Dynamic HTML
Browsers
HTML and Browsers
Getting Browsers
Screenshots in This Book
HTML Quick Start
What's in This Chapter
Creating an HTML Document
HTML Document Organzation
Document Type: DOCTYPE
Document Structure: HTML, HEAD, and BODY
Document Title: TITLE
Document Body: BODY
Headings: H1 through H6
Paragraphs: Logical and Physical Style Elements
Horizontal Lines: HR
Preformatted Text: PRE
Center: CENTER
Lists
Images: IMG
Line Breaks: BR
Addresses: ADDRESS
Comments
The Quick-Start Document
Quick Review
Document Framework
What's in This Chapter
Document Type: DOCTYPE
Document Structure
Document Heading: HEAD
Document Title: TITLE
Document Body: BODY
Basic Body Elements
What's in This Chapter
Common Attributes. Headings: H1 through H6
Paragraphs: P. Logical and Physical Style Elements
Subscript and Superscript: SUB, SUP
Font Settings: FONT (deprecated)
Default Font Size: BASEFONT (deprecated)
Special Characters
Horizontal Lines: HR
Preformatted Text: PRE
Quotations: BLOCKQUOTE and Q
Line Breaks: BR
No Break: NOBR
Word Break: WBR
Addresses: ADDRESS
Center: CENTER (deprecated)
DIV and SPAN
Comments
Common Attributes Revisited
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Lists
What's in This Chapter
Creating a List
Specifying Items in Lists: LI
Unnumbered Lists: UL
Numbered Lists: OL
Directory List: DIR (deprecated)
Menu List: MENU (deprecated)
Definition Lists: DL
Multiple-Paragraph List Items
Nested Lists
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
URLs, Links, and META
What's in This Chapter
Uniform Resource Locators
Anchor Element: A
References within a Document
Other Ways to Use Links
Document Relations: LINK
Meta Information: META
BASE Element
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Tables
What's In This Chapter
Tables: TABLE
Captions: CAPTION
Rows and Cells: TR, TD, TH
Row Groupings: THEAD, TFOOT, TBODY
Column Groups: COLGROUP and COL
Attribute Precedence
Designing with Tables
Fonts in Tables
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Frames
FRAMESET
Frames: FRAME
Frame Navigation: TARGET and BASE
Updating Multiple Frames: onClick
Frame Tips
IFRAME
Color and Images
What's in This Chapter
Color Values
Images in HTML Documents
Graphics Formats
Other Image Formats
Image Tips and Tricks
Gamma
Image Element: IMG
Image Maps, Images with Clickable Spots
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Animations, Sound, and Video
What's In This Chapter
Animation
GIF89a Animations
Interactive Animation
Macromedia Flash
Sound
Video
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Forms
What's in This Chapter
Introduction
Forms: FORM
Form Input: INPUT
Textarea: TEXTAREA
Pulldown Menu: SELECT, OPTION,and OPTGROUP
BUTTON Element
Label, Fieldset, and Legend
IS
Index (deprecated)
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Cookies and Server-Side Page Creation
What's in This Chapter
Cookies
CGI Scripts
Creating CGI Scripts
Using Premade CGI Scripts
Server-Side Includes
Other Server-Side Options
Secure Servers
Wrapup
Embedded Objects: Java and ActiveX
Java Applets
ActiveX
VRML: Virtual Reality Markup Language
Including External Objects
Embed Element
Applet Element
PARAM Element
Object Element
What's Next
Cascading Style Sheets
What's in This Chapter
What Is a Cascading St