HTML and CSS: Design and Build Websites

Höfundur Jon Duckett

Útgefandi Wiley Professional Development (P&T)

Snið Page Fidelity

Print ISBN 9781118008188

Útgáfa 0

Útgáfuár 2011

2.290 kr.

Description

Efnisyfirlit

  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Credits
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Is it Hard to Learn?
  • The Structure of this Book
  • How People Access the Web
  • How Websites are Created
  • How The Web Works
  • Chapter 1: Structure
  • How Pages use Structure
  • Structuring Word Documents
  • HTML Describes the Structure of Pages
  • HTML Uses Elements to Describe the Structure of Pages
  • A Closer Look at Tags
  • Attributes Tell us More about Elements
  • Body, Head & Title
  • Creating a Web Page on a PC
  • Creating a Web Page on a MAC
  • Code in a Content Management System
  • Looking at How Other Sites are Built
  • Summary: Structure
  • Chapter 2: Text
  • Headings
  • Paragraphs
  • Bold & Italic
  • Superscript & Subscript
  • White Space
  • Line Breaks & Horizontal Rules
  • Visual Editors & Their Code Views
  • Semantic Markup
  • Strong & Emphasis
  • Quotations
  • Abbreviations & Acronyms
  • Citations & Definitions
  • Author Details
  • Changes to Content
  • Example: Text
  • Summary: Text
  • Chapter 3: Lists
  • Ordered Lists
  • Unordered Lists
  • Definition Lists
  • Nested Lists
  • Example: Lists
  • Summary: Lists
  • Chapter 4: Links
  • Writing Links
  • Linking to Other Sites
  • Linking to Other Pages on the Same Site
  • Directory Structure
  • Relative URLs
  • Email Links
  • Opening Links in a New Window
  • Linking to a Specific Part of the Same Page
  • Linking to a Specific Part of Another Page
  • Example: Links
  • Summary: Links
  • Chapter 5: Images
  • Choosing Images for Your Site
  • Storing Images on Your Site
  • Adding Images
  • Height & Width of Images
  • Where to Place Images in Your Code
  • Old Code: Aligning Images Horizontally
  • Old Code: Aligning Images Vertically
  • Three Rules for Creating Images
  • Tools to Edit & Save Images
  • Image Formats: JPEG
  • Image Formats: GIF
  • Image Dimensions
  • Cropping Images
  • Measuring Images and Resolution
  • Vector Images
  • Animated GIFS
  • Transparency
  • Examining Images on the Web
  • HTML5: Figure and Figure Caption
  • Example: Images
  • Summary: Images
  • Chapter 6: Tables
  • What’s a Table?
  • Basic Table Structure
  • Table Headings
  • Spanning Columns
  • Spanning Rows
  • Long Tables
  • Old Code: Width & Spacing
  • Old Code: Border & Background
  • Example: Tables
  • Summary: Tables
  • Chapter 7: Forms
  • Why Forms?
  • Form Controls
  • How Forms Work
  • Form Structure
  • Text Input
  • Password Input
  • Text Area
  • Radio Button
  • Checkbox
  • Drop Down List Box
  • Multiple Select Box
  • File Input Box
  • Submit Button
  • Image Button
  • Button & Hidden Controls
  • Labelling Form Controls
  • Grouping Form Elements
  • HTML5: Form Validation
  • HTML5: Date Input
  • HTML5: Email & URL Input
  • HTML5: Search Input
  • Example: Forms
  • Summary: Forms
  • Chapter 8: Extra Markup
  • The Evolution of HTML
  • Doctypes
  • Comments in HTML
  • Id Attribute
  • Class Attribute
  • Block Elements
  • Inline Elements
  • Grouping Text & Elements in a Block
  • Grouping Text & Elements Inline
  • Iframes
  • Information About Your Pages
  • Escape Characters
  • Example: Extra Markup
  • Summary: Extra Markup
  • Chapter 9: Flash, Video & Audio
  • How Flash Works
  • Use of Flash
  • Timeline: Flash, Video & Audio
  • Adding a Flash Movie to Your Web Page
  • Understanding Video Formats and Players
  • Using Hosted Video Services
  • Preparing a Flash Video for Your Site
  • Adding a Flash Video to Your Pages
  • HTML5: Preparing Video for Your Pages
  • HTML5: Adding Video to Your Pages
  • HTML5: Multiple Video Sources
  • HTML5: Combining Flash & HTML5 Video
  • Adding Audio to Web Pages
  • Adding a Flash MP3 Player
  • HTML5: Adding HTML5 Audio to Your Pages
  • HTML5: Multiple Audio Sources
  • Example: Flash, Video & Audio
  • Summary: Flash, Video & Audio
  • Chapter 10: Introducing CSS
  • Understanding CSS: Thinking Inside the Box
  • CSS Associates Style Rules with HTML Elements
  • CSS Properties Affect How Elements are Displayed
  • Example: Introducing CSS
  • Using External CSS
  • Using Internal CSS
  • CSS Selectors
  • How CSS Rules Cascade
  • Inheritance
  • Why use External Style Sheets?
  • Different Versions of CSS & Browser Quirks
  • Summary: Introducing CSS
  • Chapter 11: Color
  • Foreground Color: color
  • Background Color: background-color
  • Understanding Color
  • Contrast
  • CSS3: Opacity
  • CSS3: HSL Colors
  • CSS3: HSL & HSLA
  • Example: Color
  • Summary: Color
  • Chapter 12: Text
  • Typeface Terminology
  • Choosing a Typeface for Your Website
  • Techniques that Offer a Wider Choice of Typefaces
  • Specifying Typefaces: font-family
  • Size of Type: font-size
  • Type Scales
  • Units of Type Size
  • More Font Choice: @font-face
  • Understanding Font Formats
  • Bold: font-weight
  • Italic: font-style
  • Uppercase & Lowercase: text-transform
  • Underline & Strike: text-decoration
  • Leading: line-height
  • Letter & Word Spacing: letter-spacing,word-spacing
  • Alignment: text-align
  • Vertical Alignment: vertical-align
  • Indenting Text: text-indent
  • CSS3: Drop Shadow: text-shadow
  • First Letter or Line: :first-letter, :first-line
  • Styling Links: :link, :visited
  • Responding to Users: :hover, :active, :focus
  • Attribute Selectors
  • Example: Text
  • Summary: Text
  • Chapter 13: Boxes
  • Box Dimensions: width, height
  • Limiting Width: min-width, max-width
  • Limiting Height: min-height, max-height
  • Overflowing Content: overflow
  • Border, Margin & Padding
  • White Space & Vertical Margin
  • Border Width: border-width
  • Border Style: border-style
  • Border Color: border-color
  • Shorthand: border
  • Padding: padding
  • Margin: margin
  • Centering Content
  • IE6 Box Model
  • Change Inline/Block: display
  • Hiding Boxes: visibility
  • CSS3: Border Images: border-image
  • CSS3: Box Shadows: box-shadow
  • CSS3: Rounded Corners: border-radius
  • CSS3: Elliptical Shapes: border-radius
  • Example: Boxes
  • Summary: Boxes
  • Chapter 14: Lists, Tables & Forms
  • Bullet Point Styles: list-style-type
  • Images for Bullets: list-style-image
  • Positioning the Marker: list-style-position
  • List Shorthand: list-style
  • Table Properties
  • Border on Empty Cells: empty-cells
  • Gaps Between Cells: border-spacing, border-collapse
  • Styling Forms
  • Styling Text Inputs
  • Styling Submit Buttons
  • Styling Fieldsets & Legends
  • Aligning Form Controls: Problem
  • Aligning Form Controls: Solution
  • Cursor Styles: cursor
  • Web Developer Toolbar
  • Example: Lists, Tables and Forms
  • Summary: Lists, Tables and Forms
  • Chapter 15: Layout
  • Key Concepts in Positioning Elements
  • Controlling the Position of Elements
  • Normal Flow: position:static
  • Relative Positioning: position:relative
  • Absolute Positioning: position:absolute
  • Fixed Positioning: position:fixed
  • Overlapping Elements: z-index
  • Floating Elements: float
  • Using Float to Place Elements Side-by-Side
  • Clearing Floats: clear
  • Parents of Floated Elements: Problem
  • Parents of Floated Elements: Solution
  • Creating Multi-Column Layouts with Floats
  • Screen Sizes
  • Screen Resolution
  • Page Sizes
  • Fixed Width Layouts
  • Liquid Layouts
  • A Fixed Width Layout
  • A Liquid Layout
  • Layout Grids
  • Example Grid
  • Possible Layouts: 960 Pixel Wide 12 Column Grid
  • CSS Frameworks
  • Using the 960.GS Grid
  • A Grid-Based Layout Using 960.GS
  • Multiple Style Sheets: @import
  • Multiple Style Sheets: link
  • Example: Layout
  • Summary: Layout
  • Chapter 16: Images
  • Controlling Sizes of Images in CSS
  • Aligning Images Using CSS
  • Centering Images Using CSS
  • Background Images: background-image
  • Repeating Images: background-repeat: background-attachment
  • Background Position: background-position
  • Shorthand: background
  • Image Rollovers & Sprites
  • CSS3: Gradients: background-image
  • Contrast of Background Images
  • Example: Images
  • Summary: Images
  • Chapter 17: HTML5 Layout
  • Traditional HTML Layouts
  • New HTML5 Layout Elements
  • Headers & Footers:
  • Navigation:
  • Articles:
  • Asides:
  • Sections:
  • Heading Groups:
  • Figures:
  • Sectioning Elements:
  • Linking Around Block-Level Elements
  • Helping Older Browsers Understand
  • Example: HTML5 Layout
  • Summary: HTML5 Layout
  • Chapter 18: Process & Design
  • Who is the Site For?
  • Why People Visit Your Website
  • What Your Visitors are Trying to Achieve
  • What Information Your Visitors Need
  • How Often People Will Visit Your Site
  • Site Maps
  • Example Site Map
  • Wireframes
  • Example Wireframe
  • Getting Your Message Across Using Design
  • Visual Hierarchy
  • Grouping and Similarity
  • Designing Navigation
  • Summary: Process & Design & Design
  • Chapter 19: Practical Information
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
  • On-Page SEO
  • How to Identify Keywords and Phrases
  • Analytics: Learning About Your Visitors
  • How Many People are Coming to Your Site?
  • What are Your Visitors Looking At?
  • Where are Your Visitors Coming From?
  • Domain Names & Hosting
  • FTP & Third Party Tools
  • Summary: Practical Information
  • Index
  • Troubleshooting
  • HTML Elements
  • HTML Attributes
  • CSS Properties
  • EULA
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