Mastering HTML and XHTML

Introduction.

Part 1: Getting Started.

Chapter 1: Getting Acquainted with HTML and XHTML.

Chapter 2: Creating Your First HTML or XHTML Document.

Chapter 3: Linking Your Documents.

Chapter 4: Including Images.

Part 2: Advancing Your Skills.

Chapter 5: Developing Tables.

Chapter 6: Developing Forms.

Chapter 7: Creating Frames.

Chapter 8: Converting HTML to XHTML.

Part 3: Moving Beyond Pure HTML and XHTML.

Chapter 9: Using Style Sheets.

Chapter 10: Adding JavaScript.

Chapter 11: Including Multimedia.

Part 4: Developing Web Sites.

Chapter 12: Planning for a Coherent, Usable, Maintainable, and Accessible Web Site.

Chapter 13: Implementing a Good Web Site.

Chapter 14: Tips for Web Sites: Public, Personal, and Intranet.

Chapter 15: Publishing Your XHTML Documents.

Part 5: Applying HTML and XHTML to Advanced Applications.

Chapter 16: Bringing Pages to Life with Dynamic HTML and XHTML.

Chapter 17: Generating HTML or XHTML from a Database.

Chapter 18: Making Your Web Site Searchable.

Part 6: HTML and XHTML Development Tools.

Chapter 19: Choosing Development Tools.

Chapter 20: Validating HTML and XHTML Documents.

Part 7: A Bridge to XML.

Chapter 21: An Overview ofXML.

Chapter 22: Extending XHTML Using Namespaces.

Chapter 23: Getting Started with DTDs.

Chapter 24: Creating a DTD.

Chapter 25: XHTML 1.1 and XHTML Modularization.

Part 8: The XML Family of Applications.

Chapter 26: XSLT: Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations.

Chapter 27: SMIL.

Chapter 28: XML Tree Model Reference.

Chapter 29: XML Schemas.

Part 9: MasterÕs Reference.

MasterÕs Reference Part 1: HTML and XHTML Elements and Attributes.

MasterÕs Reference Part 2: Cascading Style Sheets Reference.

MasterÕs Reference Part 3: Scripting Reference.

MasterÕs Reference Part 4: HTML and XHTML Special Characters.

MasterÕs Reference Part 5: Color Codes.

Index.