Web Site Cookbook: Solutions & Examples for Building and Administering Your Web Site (Cookbooks (OReilly)) - page 1
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- Web Site Cookbook
- Web Site Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Preface
- Assumptions
- Other Sources
- Conventions Used in This Book
- How to Contact Us
- Safari Enabled
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Web Server Setup
- Introduction
- Recipe 1.1. Registering a Domain Name
- Recipe 1.2. Managing and Protecting a Domain Name
- Recipe 1.3. Choosing a Server Platform and Hosting Plan
- Recipe 1.4. Enabling Server-Side Includes
- Recipe 1.5. Setting the Default Filename for a Directory or Entire Site
- Recipe 1.6. Making Sure Your Web Site Loads With and Without the
- Recipe 1.7. Creating and Accessing Directories Outside the Web Site Root Directory
- Recipe 1.8. Automating Routine Tasks
- Recipe 1.9. Restarting Your Web Server
- Recipe 1.10. Monitoring Web Server Activity
- Recipe 1.11. Building an Easy-to-Maintain Web Site with Free Tools
- Chapter 2. Site Planning and Setup
- Introduction
- Recipe 2.1. Writing a Functional Specification for Your Site
- Recipe 2.2. Assessing Available Materials for a Site
- Recipe 2.3. Organizing Your Files in Directories
- Recipe 2.4. Establishing a Naming Convention for Your Files
- Recipe 2.5. Establishing a Naming Convention for Page Titles
- Recipe 2.6. Establishing a Naming Convention for Your Variables
- Recipe 2.7. Downloading All Files from a Site
- Recipe 2.8. Making URLs Easy to Find and Remember
- Recipe 2.9. Creating a Flowchart for Complex Site Functionality
- Chapter 3. Page Design and Navigation
- Introduction
- Recipe 3.1. Choosing Between a Flexible and Fixed Layout
- Recipe 3.2. Creating a Color Scheme
- Recipe 3.3. Making Room for All Your Navigation
- Recipe 3.4. Designing Pages for Advertisements
- Recipe 3.5. Expanding Your Web Site
- Recipe 3.6. Adding Background Images
- Recipe 3.7. Creating Breadcrumb Links
- Recipe 3.8. Creating a Link Menu to Other Pages
- Recipe 3.9. Creating Navigation That Does Not Link to Itself
- Chapter 4. Formatting Text and Code
- Introduction
- Recipe 4.1. Writing Standards-Compliant Web Pages
- Recipe 4.2. Displaying Foreign and Special Characters
- Recipe 4.3. Choosing Type Sizes for Display and Body Text
- Recipe 4.4. Including Dynamic Content in Static Pages
- Recipe 4.5. Adding a Discretionary Hyphen to Long Words
- Recipe 4.6. Dividing a Text Block into Multiple Pages
- Recipe 4.7. Reformatting Database Content as HTML
- Recipe 4.8. Optimizing Web Page Code
- Chapter 5. Formatting Graphics
- Introduction
- Recipe 5.1. Optimizing Your Images
- Recipe 5.2. Creating a Web-Friendly Logo
- Recipe 5.3. Slicing and Recombining Complex Images
- Recipe 5.4. Choosing Clip Art and Stock Photos
- Recipe 5.5. Disabling Image Download
- Recipe 5.6. Creating Watermarked Images on the Fly
- Chapter 6. Displaying and Delivering Information
- Introduction
- Recipe 6.1. Explaining Who s Responsible for Your Site
- Recipe 6.2. Writing Meaningful Link Text
- Recipe 6.3. Adding Preview Information to Links
- Recipe 6.4. Creating Effective Pop-up Windows
- Recipe 6.5. Randomizing Text or Images
- Recipe 6.6. Highlighting the Search Term
- Recipe 6.7. Embedding RSS Feeds on Your Site
- Recipe 6.8. Creating an RSS Feed from Database Content
- Recipe 6.9. Adding a Poster Frame to a QuickTime Movie
- Recipe 6.10. Creating a Printer-Friendly Version of Your Site
- Recipe 6.11. Generating Downloadable Files Dynamically
- Recipe 6.12. Offering Your Site on Mobile Devices
- Chapter 7. Interacting with Visitors
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