HTML Reference Manual (1137)

Author: Thomas A. Powell (USA); Translated by Yang Zhenghua
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: This is an authoritative HTML resource guide, providing a detailed introduction to the new HTML and XHTML technologies. The book is divided into six major parts, covering HTML basics, core HTML technologies, web layout and display techniques, HTML and programming, as well as advanced technologies like XML, guiding readers step by step to learn how to design and create cross-platform dynamic, practical, and engaging web pages. Through studying this book, you can not only understand the new HTML technologies but also truly learn how to use tables, frames, and cascading style sheets to design web appearances, how to control fonts, colors, and layouts with style sheets, and how to combine server-side programming techniques with frames and JavaScript to create complex interactive web pages. For easy reference, the appendix provides HTML tags, color names and their hexadecimal codes, special characters, and style sheets. The content of this book is comprehensive yet free of unnecessary complexity, authoritative yet easy to understand, making it an invaluable unified guide to HTML, suitable for web designers and administrators of various levels.