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Web Standards Solutions. The Markup and Style Handbook
Authors:
Cederholm D.
Published year: 2003
Pages: 1/119
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Web Standards Solutions-The Markup and Style Handbook
Foreword
Introduction
Why Web Standards?
Why XHTML?
Structured Markup
Origins of this Book
About the Format
Part One: Get Down with Markup
Chapter 1: Lists
Quiz Time
Summary
Extra Credit
Chapter 2: Headings
What is the Best Way to Mark up the Title of a Document?
Summary
Extra Credit
Wrapping Up
Chapter 3: Tables are Evil?
Totally Tabular
A Table that Everyone Can Sit At
Adding a Summary
The Head(s) of the Table
Header and Data Relationships
Using the abbr Attribute
thead, tfoot, and
Are Tables Evil?
Extra Credit
Wrapping Up
Chapter 4: Quotations
Method A: Lacks Meaning
Method B: A Class Act?
Method C: blockquote is Best
Summary
Extra Credit
Wrapping Up
Chapter 5: Forms
Summary
Extra Credit
Wrapping Up
Chapter 6: STRONG, EM, and Other Phrase Elements
Presentational vs. Structural
Summary
Extra Credit
Final Phrase
Chapter 7: Anchors
Summary
Extra Credit
Anchors Aweigh
Chapter 8: More Lists
What is the Best Way to Mark up a Numbered List of Items?
What is the Best Way to Mark up a Set of Terms and Descriptions?
Summary
Extra Credit
Wrapping Up
Chapter 9: Minimizing Markup
How Can We Minimize Markup When Building Sites with Web Standards?
Summary
Extra Credit
Conclusion
Part Two: Simplebits of Style
Chapter 10: Applying CSS
Summary
Extra Credit
Conclusion
Chapter 11: Print Styles
Summary
Chapter 12: CSS Layouts
How Can I Use CSS to Build a Two-Column Layout?
Summary
Extra Credit
Wrapping Up
Chapter 13: Styling Text
How Can I Make Hypertext Look Cool?
Summary
Chapter 14: Image Replacement
Method A: Fahrner Image Replacement (FIR)
Method B: LeahyLangridge Image Replacement (LIR)
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Web Standards Solutions. The Markup and Style Handbook
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Cederholm D.
Published year: 2003
Pages: 1/119
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