HTML 4 programmer's reference

Thomas A. Powell, Dan Whitorth

400 pages, parution le 29/06/1998

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Résumé

Here's a handy desktop reference to keep nearby as you program for the Web! HTML Programmer's Reference is a valuable quick-reference guide with concise explanations of all HTML elements and attributes, listed in alphabetical order. You'll also find examples and definitions of the latest Navigator, Internet Explorer, and WebTV tags at your fingertips-plus expert advice on which commands to use and when to use them. This vital memory jogger and "idea book" is perfect for beginning through advanced HTML programmers! Use it and you will:

Jump to concise definitions of essential HTML syntax, elements, and attributes.
Find explanations of essential page features, including tables, frames, forms, and image maps.
Solve problems as you work. eAsily locate the correct syntax functions for issues at hand.
Learn expert tips to speed your work.

This book is also the ideal companion to Osborne's HTML: The Complete Reference by Thomas A. Powell, a comprehensive, in-depth, authoritative HTML guide for programmers at every skill level.

Table of contents :

Chapter 1 General HTML ..... 1
Chapter 2 HTML Elements ..... 21
Chapter 3 Special Characters ..... 297
Chapter 4 Color Reference ..... 333
Chapter 5 Reading a Document Type Definition ..... 341
A URL Primer ..... 355
B Useful Links ..... 377
Index ..... 381

L'auteur - Thomas A. Powell

Thomas Powell has been professionally involved in the Internet community since 1987. His career began with network support at UCLA's PICnet, followed by several years at CERFnet. In 1994, he founded Powell Internet Consulting, LLC (www.pint.com), a firm specializing in advanced Web design and development.
Powell is the author of three other Web Development books: Web Site Engineering (with Dominique Cutts and David Jones), HTML Programmer's Reference (with Dan Whitworth), and HTML: The Complete Reference. He has written extensively about the Web and development technologies for NetGuide, Internet Week, Interactive Age, Communications Week, and Network World.
Mr. Powell teaches Web publishing classes through the Information Technologies program at UCSD Extension. He holds a B.S. in Math Applied Science from UCLA and an M.S. in Computer Science from UCSD.