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HTML in an Instant
HTML in an Instant covers the most popular features of HTML, including coding, building links, adding images, creating tables, and making forms. Using the award-winning Visual learning system, this compact, value-priced guide visually shows you how to get up and running on the core program features in HTML -- which you'll use over and over again. Concise, step-by-step instructions and consistent placement of elements make for fast learning of essential HTML tasks.
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264 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2001
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December 20, 2022
Hit the deck running (I know it should be hit the ground running)
This book is good well designed for someone who has not time to cut through a textbook just to find a simple way of coding one thing in HTML. The pictures are clear and precise. You can have a website or any other HTML document up and working before you have to learn the theory behind it. Even for experts, a quick reference can help. This book is also the basics behind all the extended languages. Some people use the skills learned in this book just to make their Discussion Boards more colorful and add dimension to pictures and sound.
Table of Contents:
1. The internet
2. Introduction to Creating Web Pages
3. Getting Started (display Web page in Web Browser)
4. Change Appearance of Text
5. Add Images
6. Work with Images
7. Create Links
8. Create Tables
9. Add Sounds and Videos
10. Create Forms
11. Create Frames
12. Advanced Web Pages (JavaScript and Java Applets)
13. Set up Style Sheets
14. Using Style Sheets
15. Publish Web Pages
16. Summary of HTML Tags
There are thicker books out there but none are so graphic.
This book is good well designed for someone who has not time to cut through a textbook just to find a simple way of coding one thing in HTML. The pictures are clear and precise. You can have a website or any other HTML document up and working before you have to learn the theory behind it. Even for experts, a quick reference can help. This book is also the basics behind all the extended languages. Some people use the skills learned in this book just to make their Discussion Boards more colorful and add dimension to pictures and sound.
Table of Contents:
1. The internet
2. Introduction to Creating Web Pages
3. Getting Started (display Web page in Web Browser)
4. Change Appearance of Text
5. Add Images
6. Work with Images
7. Create Links
8. Create Tables
9. Add Sounds and Videos
10. Create Forms
11. Create Frames
12. Advanced Web Pages (JavaScript and Java Applets)
13. Set up Style Sheets
14. Using Style Sheets
15. Publish Web Pages
16. Summary of HTML Tags
There are thicker books out there but none are so graphic.
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