HTML5 Step by Step - Brossura

Wempen, Faithe

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0735645264 ISBN 13: 9780735645264

Casa editrice: Microsoft Pr, 2011

Riassunto

Experience learning made easy-and quickly teach yourself how to create Web pages with the HTML5 specification. With Step by Step, you set the pace-building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them!

• Use a division-based layout to structure your Web pages
• Include menu bars and hyperlinks for clear navigation
• Apply colors, font sizes, and other formatting with CSS
• Add graphics, sound, and video to your pages
• Use the Canvas tag to render visual images on the fly
• Build user-input forms with buttons, boxes, and menus

Your Step by Step digital content includes:

• All the book's practice files-ready to download and put to work. See "Using the Practice Files," inside.
• Fully searchable online edition of this book-with unlimited access on the Web. Free online account required; see inside book.

Su questo libro

L'autore

Faithe Wempen, M.A., is an adjunct instructor of Computer Technology at Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis, and the author of many books on PC hardware and software. She also develops Web sites for businesses and non-profit organizations, and writes and teaches online computer training courses for corporate clients.

Contenuti

Acknowledgments; Introduction; How to Access Your Online Edition Hosted by Safari; How to Download the Online Edition to Your Computer; What Is HTML?; Understanding HTML Tags; Understanding Cascading Style Sheets; Why Learn HTML in Notepad?; Choosing an HTML Version; Why Code in HTML5?; Minimum System Requirements; Using the Practice Files; Getting Help; Getting Help with This Book; Conventions and Features in This Book; What Next?; Part 1: Getting Started with HTML; Chapter 1: Editing and Viewing HTML Files; 1.1 Opening a Web Page in Notepad; 1.2 Previewing a Web Page in a Web Browser; 1.3 Making, Saving, and Viewing Changes; 1.4 Key Points; Chapter 2: Setting Up the Document Structure; 2.1 Specifying the Document Type; 2.2 Creating the HTML, Head, and Body Sections; 2.3 Creating Paragraphs and Line Breaks; 2.4 Specifying a Page Title and Metatags; 2.5 Publishing a File to a Server; 2.6 Key Points; Chapter 3: Formatting Text by Using Tags; 3.1 Creating Headings; 3.2 Applying Bold and Italic Formatting; 3.3 Applying Superscript and Subscript Formatting; 3.4 Using Monospace and Preformatted Text; 3.5 Formatting a Block Quotation; 3.6 Configuring View Settings in Internet Explorer; 3.7 Key Points; Chapter 4: Using Lists and Backgrounds; 4.1 Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists; 4.2 Creating Definition Lists; 4.3 Inserting Special Characters; 4.4 Inserting Horizontal Lines; 4.5 Choosing Background and Foreground Colors; 4.6 Specifying a Background Image File; 4.7 Key Points; Chapter 5: Creating Hyperlinks and Anchors; 5.1 Hyperlinking to a Web Page; 5.2 Hyperlinking to an E-Mail Address; 5.3 Creating and Hyperlinking to Anchors; 5.4 Hyperlinking to Other Content; 5.5 Key Points; Part 2: Style Sheets and Graphics; Chapter 6: Introduction to Style Sheets; 6.1 Understanding Styles; 6.2 Constructing Style Rules; 6.3 Creating Styles for Nested Tags; 6.4 Creating Classes and IDs for Applying Styles; 6.5 Applying Styles to Hyperlinks; 6.6 Creating and Linking to External Style Sheets; 6.7 Key Points; Chapter 7: Formatting Text by Using Style Sheets; 7.1 Specifying a Font Family; 7.2 Specifying a Font Size and Color; 7.3 Applying Bold and Italics; 7.4 Applying Strikethrough and Underlining; 7.5 Creating Inline Spans; 7.6 Adjusting Spacing Between Letters; 7.7 Key Points; Chapter 8: Formatting Paragraphs by Using Style Sheets; 8.1 Indenting Paragraphs; 8.2 Applying a Border to a Paragraph; 8.3 Specifying the Horizontal Alignment of a Paragraph; 8.4 Specifying Vertical Space within a Paragraph; 8.5 Key Points; Chapter 9: Displaying Graphics; 9.1 Selecting a Graphics Format; 9.2 Preparing Graphics for Web Use; 9.3 Inserting Graphics; 9.4 Arranging Elements on the Page; 9.5 Controlling Image Size and Padding; 9.6 Hyperlinking from Graphics; 9.7 Using Thumbnail Graphics; 9.8 Including Alternate Text for Graphics; 9.9 Adding Figure Captions; 9.10 Key Points; Part 3: Page Layout and Navigation; Chapter 10: Creating Navigational Aids; 10.1 Planning Your Site’s Organization; 10.2 Creating a Text-Based Navigation Bar; 10.3 Creating a Graphical Navigation Bar; 10.4 Creating an Image Map; 10.5 Redirecting to Another URL; 10.6 Key Points; Chapter 11: Creating Division-Based Layouts; 11.1 Understanding HTML5 Semantic Tags; 11.2 Beginning to Think in Divisions; 11.3 Creating Divisions; 11.4 Creating an HTML5 Semantic Layout; 11.5 Positioning Divisions; 11.6 Formatting Divisions; 11.7 Key Points; Chapter 12: Creating Tables; 12.1 Creating a Simple Table; 12.2 Specifying the Size of a Table; 12.3 Specifying the Width of a Column; 12.4 Merging Table Cells; 12.5 Using Tables for Page Layout; 12.6 Key Points; Chapter 13: Formatting Tables; 13.1 Applying Table Borders; 13.2 Applying Background and Foreground Fills; 13.3 Changing Cell Padding, Spacing, and Alignment; 13.4 Key Points; Chapter 14: Creating User Forms; 14.1 Creating a Basic Form; 14.2 Creating Check Boxes and Option Buttons; 14.3 Creating Lists; 14.4 Additional Input Types in HTML5; 14.5 Understanding CGI and Other Advanced Tools; 14.6 Key Points; Chapter 15: Incorporating Sound and Video; 15.1 What’s New with Audio and Video in HTML5?; 15.2 HTML Multimedia Basics; 15.3 Embedding Video Clips; 15.4 Incorporating Audio on a Web Page; 15.5 Key Points; Chapter 16: Including JavaScript and External Content; 16.1 Introducing the Canvas; 16.2 JavaScript, Briefly; 16.3 JavaScript Events and jQuery; 16.4 Using the HTML5 <canvas> Tag; 16.5 Including External Content in Web Pages; 16.6 Key Points; Part 4: Other Ways to Create HTML Code; Chapteer 117: HTML and Microsoft Expression Web; 17.1 Exploring the Expression Web Interface; 17.2 Creating Web Sites and Web Pages; 17.3 Create a Page by Using a CSS Template; 17.4 Insert Graphics; 17.5 Formatting Text; 17.6 Formatting a Division; 17.7 Inserting Hyperlinks; 17.8 Key Points; Part 5: Appendixes; Designing for Usability; Understanding Usability; Planning for Usability; Sketching the Site Organization; Designing a Consistent Page Template; Designing the Content of Individual Pages; Performing Usability Testing; Designing for Accessibility; Guideline 1: Provide Equivalent Alternatives to Auditory and Visual Content; Guideline 2: Don’t Rely on Color Alone; Guideline 3: Use Markup and Style Sheets, and Do So Properly; Guideline 4: Clarify Natural Language Usage; Guideline 5: Create Tables that Transform Gracefully; Guideline 6: Ensure that Pages Featuring New Technologies Transform Gracefully; Guideline 7: Ensure User Control of Time-Sensitive Content Changes; Guideline 8: Ensure Direct Accessibility of Embedded User Interfaces; Guideline 9: Design for Device Independence; Guideline 10: Use Interim Solutions; Guideline 11: Use W3C Technologies and Guidelines; Guideline 12: Provide Context and Orientation Information; Guideline 13: Provide Clear Navigation Mechanisms; Guideline 14: Ensure that Documents are Clear and Simple; Tags Added and Removed in HTML5; Tags Added in HTML5; Tags Removed in HTML5; Glossary;

Dettagli dell?edizione

• Editore: Microsoft Pr
• Data di pubblicazione: 2011
• ISBN 10: 0735645264
• ISBN 13: 9780735645264
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Lingua: Inglese
• Numero edizione: 1
• Numero di pagine: 384