Creating Cool Web Sites with HTML, XHTML, and CSS- P10

Creating Cool Web Sites with HTML, XHTML, and CSS- P10: This book walks readers through the process of creating a basic Web site from scratch using HMTL, the basis for billions of Web pages, and then jazzing it up with advanced techniques from the author’s award-winning sites. This updated edition features new material that shows readers how to attract visitors to a site and keep them there, including new JavaScript examples and coverage of cascading style sheets and XHTML, technologies that make building successful Web sites even easier...
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Creating Cool Web Sites with HTML, XHTML, and CSS- P10402 Indextext, boldface, 45 examples of, 13–14 helping readers navigate with, 44 format of, 13–14, 17 with CSS, 66 for FTP, 13, 14text alignment, adjusting with CSS, 74–75 fully qualified, 94, 108text decorations, producing with CSS, 75 interpretation of relative, 108–109text editor, 27, 104 invention of, 12–13 using to create Web pages, 28–30 limitations of, 16text styles, HTML, 43. See also Cascading Style port numbers in, 15 Sheets (CSS) purpose of, 12 combining, 47, 48 relative, 94, 108–109, 112 in CSS, 72–76 resolution of, 108 history of, 44 spaces within, 16 meanings of, 44 special characters in, 16–17 specifying, with CSS, 66–67 special URLs, 17 (text input box) tag, 198, 202–203 for Telnet, 17text-based advertisements, 367–369 for Usenet groups, 14, 18TextEdit, 27. See also text editor for Web pages (hypertext), 18–19 (table head) tag, 163–164 underlined text, 46thumbnail images, 142 with CSS, 75tiling background images, using CSS for, 137 unrecognized HTML tags, 22–23time, current URI, 337 obtaining using JavaScript, 248–251 URL (Uniform Resource Locator), 7) obtaining using Perl, 212 absolute, 108 (document title) tag, 34–35 case sensitivity of, 16 (table row) tag, 160 for e-mail, 17trademark character, creating with CSS, 75 examples of, 13–14transparent GIF, 123, 147–148 format of, 13–14, 17 (monospace text) tag, 46, 53, 67 for FTP, 13, 14.txt files fully qualified, 94, 108 default extension used by NotePad, 30 interpretation of relative, 108–109 displayed in Web browser, 23, 30 invention of, 12–13typefaces, 27, 67 limitations of, 16 monospace, 27 port numbers in, 15 proportional, 27 purpose of, 12 specifying, in HTML documents, 50 relative, 94, 108–109, 112TypePad hosted weblog, 294 resolution of, 108 spaces within, 16U special characters in, 16–17 (underlined text) tag, 46 special URLs, 17(unordered list) tag, 85 for Telnet, 17 redefining, with CSS, 86–87, 94–96 for Usenet groups, 14, 18 style attributes for, CSS, 94, 96 for Web pages (hypertext), 18–19 type attribute of, 93 usability of a Web site, improving. See also theUniform Resource Locator (URL), 7. See also following entry (anchor) tag through careful use of color, 329–330 absolute, 108 through careful use of text and graphics, case sensitivity of, 16 328–329 for e-mail, 17 for color-blind individuals, 330 Index 403 through consistent layout across pages, cookies, 333–334 326–328 default presentation settings of, 85 by grouping information, 326 Internet Explorer (Microsoft), 8, 9 by minimizing amount of information interpretation of HTML by, 21–23, 29, 33 presented to the viewer, 324–325 Lynx, 127–128 as a process, 333 Mozilla, 9usability rules followed or violated Netscape, 9 at AOL’s Web site, 324 non-CSS-compatible, 65 at Firstgov.gov Web site, 326–327 text-based, 127–128 at Google’s Web site, 324 transferring files with, 7–8, 14–16 at Intuitive Systems’s Web site, 331 Web crawlers at the MSN Web site ...