Gottleber, Timothy T. creator Tranor, T. Timothy N. text xxu Boston Irwin 2000 monographic eng

print

xxiii, 550 p.: ill.; 26cm. Contents: An HTML overview: Graphical browsers -- Text-only browsers -- Nonvisual browsers -- What is a URL -- HTML terminology -- Neccessary tools -- Places to get neat stuff on the net -- Your first web page: HTML tags -- Editing an HTML -- Body tag attributes -- A few considerations -- Links-let's get hyper: Why is hypertext hyper -- Storyboarding page links -- Hypertext references -- Intrasystem source anchors -- Intersystem source anchors -- Lists-bringing order out of the chaos: Plain-text lists -- HTML-compliant code -- Lists of lists (nesting) -- Readability -- Formatting-is what you see what you get?: Glyphs and fonts -- Document-wide style changes -- Font changes -- Deprecated font handling techniques -- Inline styles -- Inclusions-images and multimedia: Multimedia -- Image formats -- Image sizes -- Centering text -- Image links -- Line breaks -- Adding sound -- Types of sound files -- Tables-data in rows and columns: Table data and table headers -- Scrolling big tables -- Styles-some have it and some don't: What is a casecading style sheets -- Why use external style sheets -- Classes of styles -- Changing link colors -- Box definitions -- Aural style sheets -- Aural properties -- Frames-divide and concquer: Considerations when using frames -- Frame navigation -- Formatting frames -- Forms-handling user input: Form and function -- Input -- Text -- Local action controls -- Graphical buttons -- Hidden data fields -- CGI-let the machine do it for you: Common gateway interface (CGI) -- How CGI works -- Building CGI scripts -- Basic programming structures -- Additional header tags -- Putting it all together -- Features to help the users -- Searchable documents -- The Search script -- Document relationships -- Custom bullets -- Multicolumn pages -- Headings -- Sidebars -- Key terms -- Javascript programs for HTML: Misconceptions about javascript -- A Simple script -- Basic programming structures -- Object-oriented concepts in javascript -- Javascript and the browser -- Things javascript shouldn't do -- Dynamic HTML-charismatic pages: Image maps -- HTML 4.0 considerations -- Other considerations -- Floating definitions -- Simple rollovers -- Appendix A: Style guides -- Appendix B: Style properties and values -- Common character set -- Using file transfer protocol. Timothy T. Gottleber Includes index. HTML (Document markup language) JavaScript (Computer program language) HTML QA76.76.H94 G71 0072337451 120726