Duncan Reed, Peter Thomas

Essential HTML fast (eBook, PDF)

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

A quick, concise guide to preparing a well-designed, professional web site using HTML. Using solid design principles and the full extent of the new HTML standard, users reading this book will quickly be able to design a professional-looking, easily extensible web site. Essential HTML fast is written to serve as a desktop quick-reference and will thus appeal to both business and home users, as well as students taking a course on HTML and web site design. Its logical structure allows readers to learn HTML stepwise, and to find answers to a specific problem quickly and easily. Topics covered include: how to plan your web site effectively; effective use of hypertext, images, audio and video; layout techniques using tables and list; how to use style sheets, font sizes, plans for mathematical equation mark-up and the integration of CGI scripts, Java and ActiveX. This will be essential reading for all professional developers and students wanting to learn HTML -- fast.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer London
• Seitenzahl: 133
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Dezember 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781447115410
• Artikelnr.: 44000205

Inhaltsangabe

1 Introduction.- Why use the Web?.- Who should read this book.- Assumptions made in this book.- Things you'll need.- How to use the book.- Some Internet and World Wide Web concepts and terms.- Browsers.- Other tools.- Graphics Software.- 2 Planning and Designing Your Web Site.- Planning ahead.- A simple project plan: Wallace's nuts, bolts and grommets.- Starting small and working up.- Making use of Hypertext.- Designing the site.- 3 Early Html: Your First Home Page.- Getting started: the browser.- Your first home page.- Head, body and foot.- What it all means.- How to do more interesting things.- Commonly used tags.- Using different sized headings; the H tags.- Structuring your documents.- Coda.- 4 Links and Hypertext.- More about Hypertext.- Creating Links.- Links to external documents.- Creating links within the same document.- The Soccer Web.- Making it into a 'proper' web.- Coda.- 5 Logical and Physical Mark-Up.- Use Logical Mark-up!.- More logical mark-up.- Physical Mark-up.- Coda.- 6 Using Images.- Using images.- GIFS, JPEGS and PNG: types of images for the web.- JPEGs.- Including images in your pages; the IMG tag.- Alternate text.- Moving your images left, right and centre.- The Align attribute.- The Height and Width attributes.- HSPACE and VSPACE.- Borders.- Client side image maps.- Button bars.- 7 Lists.- Unordered lists.- Ordered Lists.- Nested Lists.- Definition Lists: DL, DT and DD.- 8 Forms.- Form basics.- How forms are handled: CGI.- Defining the form.- Form methods.- Sending a form through e-mail.- The INPUT tag.- Checkboxes and radio buttons.- Radio Buttons.- Drop down menus and scrolling lists.- 9 Frames.- Designing the Pages.- Proceed with Caution.- Frame Tags.- Using Frames effectively.- 10 Tables.- The TABLE tag.- Borders, spacing andpadding.- More complex table layout.- Coda.- 11 Cascading Style Sheets.- Cascading Style Sheets.- Designing your site for style sheets.- How style sheets work.- Inheritance.- Context.- Multiple Selectors.- Classes.- Defining generic classes.- Pseudo-classes.- Properties.- Text properties.- Font properties.- Colors and background properties.- Linking your style sheets to the documents.- Why you should use style sheets.- 12 Web Technologies.- Multimedia.- The Common Gateway Interface.- Creating interactivity: programming on the web.- Perl.- Java.- JavaScript.- Web resources.