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Tuesday, October 12, 2010

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Chapter 1 - Web Fundamentals (Part1)

  • Introducing the World Wide Web
  • Hypertext Documents
  • HTML: The Language of the Web
  • Tools for Creating HTML Documents

  • Chapter 1 - Web Fundamentals (Part2)

  • Creating an HTML Document
  • Marking Elements with Tags
  • White Space and HTML
  • Element Attributes
  • The Structure of an HTML File

  • Chapter 1 - Web Fundamentals (Part3)

  • Working with Block-Level Elements
  • Styles
  • Creating Lists
  • Working with Empty Elements
  • Working with Special Characters

  • Chapter 2 - Web Page Creation (Part1)

  • Working with Links
  • Creating Element Ids
  • Creating Links Within a Document
  • Creating Anchors
  • Working with Web Site Structures
  • Linear Structures
  • Hierarchical Structures
  • Mixed Structures
  • Working with Web Site Structures
  • Linking to a Location Within Another Document
  • Linking to Documents in Other Folders
  • Relative Paths
  • Changing the Base
  • Understanding URLs
  • Linking to a Web Page
  • Linking to FTP Servers

  • Chapter 2 - Web Page Creation (Part2)

  • Linking to Usenet News
  • Linking to a Local File
  • Linking to E- mail
  • Working with Hypertext Attributes
  • Creating an Access Key
  • Creating a Semantic Link
  • Using the Link Element

  • Chapter 3 - Working with Fonts, Colors, and Graphics (Part1)

  • Working with Color in HTML
  • Basic Principles of Color Theory
  • RGB (Red, Green, and Blue) Triplets
  • A Typical Colors Dialog Box
  • Hexadecimal Values
  • Using Color Values
  • Using Color Names
  • The 16 Basic Color Names
  • Partial List of Extended Color Names
  • Defining Foreground and Background Colors
  • Working with Fonts and Text Styles
  • Using the <font> Tag
  • Changing the Font Color
  • Setting the Font Size
  • Spacing and Indentation

  • Chapter 3 - Working with Fonts, Colors, and Graphics (Part2)

  • Font Styles and Weights
  • Decorative Features
  • Choosing an Image Format
  • Interlaced and Noninterlaced GIFs
  • Transparent GIFs
  • Animated GIFs
  • JPEG
  • Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
  • Margins
  • Inserting a Background Image
  • Understanding Image Maps
  • Server-Side Image Maps
  • Client-Side Image Maps
  • Defining Image Map Hotspots
  • Creating a Rectangular Hotspot
  • Creating a Circular Hotspot
  • Creating a Polygonal Hotspot
  • Using an Image Map

  • Chapter 4 - Designing a Web Page with Tables (Part1)

  • Tables on the World Wide Web
  • Considerations for Text and Graphical Tables
  • Text TablesUsing Fixed-Width Fonts
  • Using Proportional Fonts
  • Using Preformatted Text
  • Graphical TablesDefining a Table Structure
  • Using the <table>, <tr>, and <td> Tags
  • The Graphical Table Syntax
  • Creating Headings with the <th> Tag
  • Identifying the Table Heading,Body, and Footer
  • The Table Heading,Body, and Footer Syntax
  • Creating a Table Caption
  • Modifying the Appearance of a Table
  • Working with the Table Border
  • Table Frames and Rules
  • Creating Frames and Rules
  • Sizing a TableCell Spacing

  • Chapter 4 - Designing a Web Page with Tables (Part2)

  • Cell Padding
  • Working with Table and Cell Size
  • Defining the Table Size
  • Setting Cell and Column Sizes
  • Spanning Rows and Columns
  • Aligning a Table and its Contents
  • Setting a Background Color
  • Working with Column Groups
  • The <colgroup> Tag
  • Using Tables for Layout
  • Fixed-width and Fluid Layouts
  • Using Nested Table
  • Challenges of Table Layout

  • Chapter 5 - Designing a Web Site with Frames (Part1)

  • Introducing Frames
  • Advantages to Using Frames
  • Disadvantages to Using Frames
  • Planning Your Frames
  • Creating a frameset
  • The Frame Syntax
  • Nesting Framesets
  • Formatting a Frames
  • Hiding and Displaying Scroll Bars
  • Setting Frame Margins
  • Specifying Margins Syntax
  • Controlling Frame Resizing

  • Chapter 5 - Designing a Web Site with Frames (Part2)

  • Working with Frames and Links
  • Assigning a Name to a Frame
  • Specifying a Link Target
  • Using Reserved Target Names
  • Using the <noframes> Tag
  • The <noframes> Syntax
  • Working with Frame Borders
  • Setting the Border Color
  • Setting the Border Width
  • Removing the Frame Borders
  • Creating Inline Frames
  • The Floating Frames Syntax

  • Chapter 6 - Creating Web Page Forms

  • Introducing Web Forms
  • Forms and Server-Based Programs
  • Creating the Form Element
  • Creating Input Boxes
  • Setting the Size of an Input Box
  • Creating a Password Field
  • Creating a Selection List
  • Modifying the Appearance of a Selection List
  • Making Multiple Selections
  • Working with Option Groups
  • Creating Option buttons
  • Creating a Field Set
  • Creating Check Boxes
  • Creating a Text Area Box
  • Working with Form Buttons
  • Creating a Command button
  • Working with Hidden Fields
  • Working with Form Attributes
  • Using the mailto Action
  • Specifying the Tab Order
  • Specifying an Access Key

  • Chapter 7 - Using Multimedia on the Web

  • Working with Multimedia
  • Working with Audio
  • Sampling Rate, Sample Resolution, and Channels
  • Sound File Formats
  • Linking to an Audio Clip
  • Embedding an Audio Clip
  • Playing Background Sounds
  • Working with Video
  • Frame Rates and Codecs
  • Linking to a Video Clip
  • Embedding a Video Clip
  • Using a Dynamic Source
  • Supporting Non-Embedded Elements
  • Creating a Marquee with Internet Explorer
  • Working with the Object Element




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