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Sams Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML 4 in 21 Days Professional Reference Edition

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ISBN-10: 0672318385

ISBN-13: 9780672318382

Edition: 2nd 2000

Authors: Laura Lemay, Denise Tyler

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One in a series of Teach Yourself books designed for users with time limitations, this book offers a structured guide to Web publishing with HTML.
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Book details

List price: $49.99
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: Sams
Publication date: 2/23/2000
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 1232
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 2.75" tall
Weight: 4.884
Language: English

Denise Tyler has been an avid Poser user since version one and is the author of several books relating to computer graphics and Web development. She has been involved with 3D art and texturing since 1992, and creates Poser content for DAZ and Runtime DNA.

Introduction
Who Should Read This Book
What This Book Contains
What You Need Before You Start
Conventions Used in This Book
Special Elements
HTML Input and Output Examples
Special Fonts
Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML: The Web Site
Getting Started
The World of the World Wide Web
What Is the World Wide Web?
Web Browsers
Web Servers
Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)
Get Organized
Anatomy of a Web Site
What Do You Want to Do on the Web?
Set Your Goals
Break Up Your Content into Main Topics
Ideas for Organization and Navigation
Storyboarding Your Web Site
An Introduction to HTML
What HTML Is--and What It Isn't
Bridging the Future with XHTML 1.0
What HTML Files Look Like
Programs to Help You Write HTML
Creating Simple Web Pages
Begin with the Basics
Structuring Your HTML
The Title
Headings
Paragraphs
Lists, Lists, and More Lists
Comments
All About Links
Creating Links
Linking Local Pages Using Relative and Absolute Pathnames
Links to Other Documents on the Web
Linking to Specific Places Within Documents
Anatomy of a URL
Kinds of URLs
More Text Formatting with HTML
Character Styles
Preformatted Text
Horizontal Rules
Line Break
Addresses
Quotations
Special Characters
Text Alignment
Fonts and Font Sizes
The Dreaded [blink]
[nobr] and [wbr]
Web Graphics
Using Images, Color, and Backgrounds
Images on the Web
Inline Images in HTML: The [img] Tag
Images and Text
Images and Links
Using External Images
Other Neat Tricks with Images
Using Color
Image Backgrounds
Hints for Better Use of Images
Creating Images for the Web
Image Formats
Color
Image Compression
Image Interlacing and Transparent Backgrounds
Transparency
GIF Animation
Creating and Using Images
The New Kid on the Block: PNG
For More Information
Creating Animated Graphics
What Is an Animation?
When and Where to Use Animation
Creating Transparent GIF Files
Programs to Help You Compile Animated GIFs
Economizing Animation Size
Tools to Help You Create Your Pictures
Style Sheets, Tables, and Frames
XHTML and Style Sheets
What is XHTML and Why Use It?
The Concept of Style Sheets
Some Background on Style Sheets
The Bookworm Bookshop Revisited
Approaches to Style Sheets
About Cascading
Commonly Used Style Sheet Properties and Values
Tables
A Note About the Table Definition
Creating Tables
Table Parts
Sizing Tables, Borders, and Cells
Table and Cell Color and Alignment
Aligning Your Table Content
Spanning Multiple Rows or Columns
More Advanced Table Enhancements
Other Table Elements and Attributes
Frames and Linked Windows
What Are Frames and Who Supports Them?
Working with Linked Windows
Working with Frames
Changing Frame Borders
Creating Complex Framesets
Floating Frames
Multimedia and Java Applets
Multimedia: Adding Sounds, Videos, and More
Understanding How to Present Sound and Video
The Old Standby: Linking
Embedding Sound and Video
Sound and Video File Types
Of Plug-Ins and Players
Working with Sound and Video Files
An Introduction to Digital Sound
Common Sound Formats
Getting Sound Files
Sampling Sound
Converting Sound Files
Audio for the Web
An Introduction to Digital Video
Movie Formats
Movie Compression
Codec Formats
Digitizing Video
Getting and Converting Video
Video for the Web
For More Information
Using Java
What Is Java All About?
Programming with Java
Including Java Applets on Your Web Pages
Imagemaps and Forms
Creating and Using Imagemaps
What Is an Imagemap?
Creating Server-Side Imagemaps
Creating Client-Side Imagemaps
Building Web Pages That Support Both Types of Imagemaps
Designing Forms
Understanding Form and Function
Essential Elements of a Form
Adding Extras
Planning Your Forms
Beginning CGI Scripting
What Is a CGI Script?
Can I Use CGI Scripts?
Anatomy of a CGI Script
Creating Special Script Output
Scripts to Process Forms
Troubleshooting
CGI Variables
Programs to Decode Form Input
Non-Parsed Headers Scripts
Isindex Scripts
JavaScript and Dynamic HTML
Creating JavaScript Scripts
Introducing JavaScript
The [Script] Tag
Basic Commands and Language Structure
Basic JavaScript Programming
Working With JavaScript
Creating a Random Link Generator
Validating Forms With JavaScript
Creating an Image Rollover
Using Dynamic HTML
What Exactly Is Dynamic HTML?
Coping with Reality: Cross-Browser DHTML Techniques
Continuing Your DHTML Education
Designing Effective Web Pages
Writing and Designing Web Pages: Dos and Don'ts
Using the HTML Extensions
Writing for Online Publication
Design and Page Layout
Using Links
Using Images
Other Good Habits and Hints
Examples of Good and Bad Web Design
Example One: A Company Profile
Example Two: A Multimedia Encyclopedia
Example Three: A Shopping Catalog
Designing for the Real World
What Is the Real World Anyway?
Considering User Experience Level
Determining User Preference
Deciding on an HTML 4.0 or XHTML 1.0 Approach
Going Live on the Web
Putting Your Site Online
What Does a Web Server Do?
Locating a Web Server
Organizing and Installing Your HTML Files
What's My URL?
Test, Test, and Test Again
Troubleshooting
Letting People Know It's There
Registering and Advertising Your Web Pages
Site Indexes and Search Engines
Announce Your Site Using Usenet
Web Rings
Business Cards, Letterheads, Brochures, and Advertisements
Finding Out Who's Viewing Your Web Pages
Testing, Revising, and Maintaining Your Web Site
Integrity Testing
Usability Testing
Updating and Adding Pages to Your Site
Setting Up and Administering a Web Server
Setting Up Your Own Server
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Running Your Own Server
Finding a Computer
Finding a Network Connection
Software
Servers for UNIX Systems
Servers for Windows
Servers for the Macintosh
Tips for Good Server Administration
Web Server Hints, Tricks, and Tips
Server-Side Includes
File Redirection
Log Files
Custom Error Documents
Web Server Security and Access Control
Hints for Making Your Server More Secure
Hints on Writing More Secure CGI Scripts
An Introduction to Web Server Access Control and Authentication
Access Control and Authentication in NCSA HTTPD
NCSA Options
NCSA Options and Access Control Overrides
Access Control in Microsoft Internet Information Server
Secure Network Connections and SSL
Appendixes
Sources for Further Information
Access Counters
Browsers
Collections of HTML and Web Development Information
Forms and Imagemaps
HTML Editors and Converters
HTML Validators, Link Checkers, and Simple Spiders
Java, JavaScript, and Embedded Objects
Log File Parsers
Other
Servers and Server Administration
Sound and Video
Specifications for HTML, HTTP, and URLs
The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) and CGI Scripting
The Future of HTML and the Web
Tools and Information for Images
Web Providers
Web Indexes and Search Engines
HTML 4.0 Quick Reference
Cross-Browser Reference Table
Cross-Browser Table
Intrinsic Events
Cascading Style Sheef (CSS) Quick Reference
How to Use This Appendix
Block-Level Properties
Background and Color Properties
Box Model Properties
Font Properties
List Properties
Text Properties
Visual Effects Properties
Aural Style Sheet Properties
Generated Content/Automatic Numbering Properties
Paged Media Properties
Table Properties
User Interface Properties
Cascading Style Sheet Units
JavaScript Reference
Character Entities
Colors by Name and Hexadecimal Value
MIME Types and File Extensions
Index