CSS DHTML and Ajax Visual QuickStart Guide 4th Edition by Jason Cranford Teague ISBN 032144325X 978-0321443250

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ISBN 10:  032144325X

ISBN 13:  978-0321443250

Author: Jason Cranford Teague

 A timely resource on the latest developments in interactive Web design provides essential information on new browsers and standards, along with step-by-step instructions for creating layouts using Cascading Style Sheets, new DHTML scripts, practical techniques and tips, and more, all using a visual, task-based approach. Original. (Beginner)

CSS DHTML and Ajax Visual QuickStart Guide 4th Table of contents:

Introduction

• How to Use This Book

• What You Will Learn

• Understanding the Role of CSS, DHTML, and Ajax in Modern Web Development

• The Basics of Web Technologies

Part I: CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

1. Getting Started with CSS

   • What is CSS and Why Should You Use It?

   • Understanding CSS Syntax: Selectors, Properties, and Values

   • Linking a CSS File to Your Web Pages

   • The Cascade: How CSS Rules Apply to HTML Elements

2. CSS Layouts and Positioning

   • Introduction to Box Model: Margins, Borders, Padding, and Content

   • Positioning Elements: Static, Relative, Absolute, and Fixed

   • Floating Elements and Clearing Floats

   • CSS Grid and Flexbox for Layouts

3. Styling Text, Fonts, and Colors

   • Setting Font Styles: Font Families, Sizes, and Weights

   • Text Alignment, Spacing, and Transformation

   • Working with Color: RGB, HEX, and Named Colors

   • Using Backgrounds and Gradients

4. Advanced CSS Techniques

   • CSS Transitions and Animations

   • Responsive Design: Media Queries and Mobile-Friendly Layouts

   • CSS Custom Properties (Variables) and Preprocessors (Sass, Less)

Part II: DHTML (Dynamic HTML)

5. What is DHTML?

   • Introduction to DHTML and Its Role in Web Development

   • How DHTML Enhances Web Pages with JavaScript, CSS, and HTML

6. DOM (Document Object Model) Basics

   • Understanding the DOM Structure and Manipulation

   • Using JavaScript to Access and Modify the DOM

   • Event Handling and Dynamic Content Updates

7. Creating Dynamic Web Pages

   • Changing HTML Content Dynamically

   • Modifying CSS Styles with JavaScript

   • Handling User Input and Form Validation with DHTML

8. Creating Interactive Elements

   • Building Menus, Tooltips, and Accordions

   • Animating Elements with JavaScript

   • Creating Image Sliders and Galleries

Part III: Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)

9. What is Ajax and Why is It Important?

   • The Basics of Ajax and Its Role in Web Development

   • Understanding XMLHttpRequest and JSON

   • How Ajax Makes Web Pages More Interactive and Responsive

10. Working with Ajax

    • Sending and Receiving Data Using Ajax

    • Handling Responses: Success, Errors, and Timeouts

    • Updating the DOM with Ajax Data

11. Advanced Ajax Techniques

    • Handling Form Data with Ajax

    • Working with JSON and XML Data

    • Implementing Ajax Pagination and Sorting

    • Using Ajax for Real-Time Updates (e.g., Chat Applications)

Part IV: Putting It All Together

12. Building Interactive Web Pages with CSS, DHTML, and Ajax

    • Combining CSS, DHTML, and Ajax for Dynamic and Responsive Sites

    • Practical Examples: A Simple Content Management System (CMS)

    • Enhancing User Experience with Asynchronous Loading and Smooth Transitions

13. Debugging and Troubleshooting Your Code

    • Debugging JavaScript, CSS, and Ajax Issues

    • Using Developer Tools in Browsers for Debugging

    • Best Practices for Writing Maintainable Code

14. Optimizing Performance

    • Optimizing CSS and JavaScript for Faster Loading

    • Techniques for Reducing Latency with Ajax

    • Ensuring Cross-Browser Compatibility

Appendices

• Appendix A: Common CSS, DHTML, and Ajax Resources and Tools

• Appendix B: Browser Compatibility and Support

• Appendix C: Recommended JavaScript Libraries for Ajax (e.g., jQuery, Axios)

• Glossary of Terms

• Index

Conclusion

• Next Steps: Moving Beyond This Guide

• Further Reading and Learning Resources

 

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