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ISBN 10: 0072226447

ISBN 13: 9780072226447

Author: Wendy Willard

Essential skills for first-time programmers! This easy-to-use book explains the fundamentals of HTML and Web development. The modular approach of this series–including drills, sample projects, and mastery checks–makes it easy to learn to use this powerful programming language at your own pace.

HTML A Beginner’s Guide 2nd Table of contents:

Part I HTML Basics

Module 1 Getting Started

CRITICAL SKILL 1.1 Understand the Internet as a Medium for Disseminating Information

CRITICAL SKILL 1.2 Plan for the Audience, Goals, Structure, Content, and Navigation of Your Site

CRITICAL SKILL 1.3 Identify the Different Types of HTML Editors

CRITICAL SKILL 1.4 Learn from the Pros Using the VIEW SOURCE Command of Popular Web Browsers

Module 1 Mastery Check

Module 2 Basic Page Structure

CRITICAL SKILL 2.1 Create an HTML File

CRITICAL SKILL 2.2 Preview an HTML File in a Browser

CRITICAL SKILL 2.3 Describe and Apply the Basic HTML Document Format

Use Character Entities to Display Special Characters

CRITICAL SKILL 2.4 Add Comments to an HTML File

CRITICAL SKILL 2.5 Add Style Sheets to an HTML File

Module 2 Mastery Check

Module 3 Color

CRITICAL SKILL 3.1 Identify the Use of Hexadecimal Color in Web Development

Web-safe Colors

Specify Document Colors

Ask the Expert

Module 3 Mastery Check

Module 4 Working with Text

CRITICAL SKILL 4.1 Format and Align Paragraphs of Text

CRITICAL SKILL 4.2 Add Headings

CRITICAL SKILL 4.3 Add Emphasis to Sections of Text

CRITICAL SKILL 4.4 Alter the Face, Size, and Color of Text

Module 4 Mastery Check

Module 5 Working with Links

CRITICAL SKILL 5.1 Add Links to Other Web Pages

CRITICAL SKILL 5.2 Add Links to Sections Within the Same Page

CRITICAL SKILL 5.3 Add Links to E-mail Addresses, Newsgroups, and Downloadable Files

Change Link Colors

CRITICAL SKILL 5.4 Customize Links by Setting the Title, Tab Order, Keyboard Shortcut, and Target Wi

Module 5 Mastery Check

Module 6 Working with Images

CRITICAL SKILL 6.1 Use Images as Elements in the Foreground of a Web page

CRITICAL SKILL 6.2 Specify the Height and Width of Images

CRITICAL SKILL 6.3 Provide Alternative Text and Titles for Images

CRITICAL SKILL 6.4 Link Images to Other Content on a Web Site

Use Borders

CRITICAL SKILL 6.5 Align Images with Other Elements on the Page

Ask the Expert

Add Space Around Images

CRITICAL SKILL 6.6 Use Images as Elements in the Background of a Web Page

Module 6 Mastery Check

Module 7 Working with Multimedia

CRITICAL SKILL 7.1 Understand How Plug-ins and ActiveX Controls Are Used with Web Browsers

CRITICAL SKILL 7.2 Link to Multimedia

CRITICAL SKILL 7.3 Embed Multimedia

Module 7 Mastery Check

Module 8 Creating Lists

CRITICAL SKILL 8.1 Use Ordered Lists in a Web Page

CRITICAL SKILL 8.2 Use Unordered Lists in a Web Page

CRITICAL SKILL 8.3 Use Definition Lists in a Web Page

Use Style Sheets to Format Lists

CRITICAL SKILL 8.4 Combine and Nest Two or More Types of Lists in a Web Page

Module 8 Mastery Check

Module 9 Using Tables

CRITICAL SKILL 9.1 Understand the Concept and Uses of Tables in Web Pages

CRITICAL SKILL 9.2 Create a Basic Table Structure

CRITICAL SKILL 9.3 Format Tables Within Web Pages

CRITICAL SKILL 9.4 Format Content Within Table Cells

Additional Formatting Techniques

CRITICAL SKILL 9.5 Use Seamless and Nested Tables for Page Layout

Module 9 Mastery Check

Module 10 Developing Frames

CRITICAL SKILL 10.1 Understand the Concept and Uses of Frames in Web Pages

CRITICAL SKILL 10.2 Create a Basic Frameset

CRITICAL SKILL 10.3 Format Frames Within a Frameset

CRITICAL SKILL 10.4 Create Links Between Frames

CRITICAL SKILL 10.5 Nest Framesets

CRITICAL SKILL 10.6 Create Inline Frames

CRITICAL SKILL 10.7 Accommodate Non-Frames-Capable Browsers

Module 10 Mastery Check

Module 11 Employing Forms

CRITICAL SKILL 11.1 Understand the Concept and Uses of Forms in Web Pages

CRITICAL SKILL 11.2 Create a Basic Form

CRITICAL SKILL 11.3 Provide a Way for Your Form to Be Processed

CRITICAL SKILL 11.4 Use Additional Formatting Techniques for Forms

Module 11 Mastery Check

Part II Beyond HTML

Module 12 Creating Your Own Web Graphics

CRITICAL SKILL 12.1 Become Familiar with Graphics Software

CRITICAL SKILL 12.2 Describe Issues That Impact Design Decisions

CRITICAL SKILL 12.3 Recognize Graphic File Formats for the Web

Module 12 Mastery Check

Learning More

Module 13 Web Content

CRITICAL SKILL 13.1 Ensure Onscreen Readability of Text

CRITICAL SKILL 13.2 Create Effective Links

CRITICAL SKILL 13.3 Offer Printer-friendly Pages

Module 13 Mastery Check

Learning More

Module 14 JavaScript

CRITICAL SKILL 14.1 Understand the Concept and Uses of JavaScript in Web Pages

CRITICAL SKILL 14.2 Use and Modify an Example JavaScript in a Web Page

Module 14 Mastery Check

Learning More

Module 15 Making Pages Available to Others

CRITICAL SKILL 15.1 Select Possible Domain Names for Your Site

CRITICAL SKILL 15.2 Determine the Most Appropriate Type of Hosting for Your Site

CRITICAL SKILL 15.3 Differentiate Between Search Engines and Search Directories

CRITICAL SKILL 15.4 Upload Your Site to a Host Computer

CRITICAL SKILL 15.5 Test Your Site

CRITICAL SKILL 15.6 Publicize Your Site

Marketing Tips

Make the Site Live!

Module 15 Mastery Check

Learning More

Part III Appendixes

Appendix A Mastery Check Answers

Appendix B HTML 4.01 Reference Table

Generic Attributes

Basic Page Structure

Working with Text

Working with Links

Working with Images and Multimedia

Creating Lists

Using Tables

Developing Frames

Employing Forms

Using Style Sheets and Scripts

Notes

Appendix C Troubleshooting (FAQ)

My Page Is Blank in the Browser!

All I See Is Code in the Browser!

My Images Don’t Appear!

I Tried to Change the Font, But Nothing Happened!

When I Used a Special Character, It Doesn’t Appear!

My Links Don’t Work!

My Page Looks Great in One Browser, But Terrible in Another!

When I Link My Images, They Have Little Colored Dashes Next to Them!

I Saved My Image as a JPEG, But the Browser Says It’s Not a Valid File Format!

Strange Characters Are at the Top of My Page!

I Added Internal Links to Sections of a Web Page, But When I Click Them, the Browser Launches a Bran

I Specified One Color But Got a Totally Different One!

I Need to Protect Some of My Pages From Unwanted Visitors!

I Need to Prevent People From Stealing My Images!

I Tried to Send My Web Page in an E-mail, But the Page Looked Terrible!

I Updated My Web Page, But I Don’t See the Changes in the Browser!

C My Whole Page Is_____________! (Fill in the Blank)

My Page Has a White Background in Internet Explorer, But Not in Netscape!

I Shrank My Images, But They Still Take Forever To Download!

I Embedded a Flash File That Works Fine on My Computer, But Doesn’t Work Properly on Other Compute

My Tables Look Fine in One Browser, But Terrible in Another!

I Still Have Questions!

Appendix D Special Characters

Standard HTML Entites

Appendix E File Types

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