HTML and XHTML: Creating Web Pages (Against the Clock)

As HTML evolves into XML and XMHL, there's a clear need for a book that takes the beginning web programmer from the basics through the most current coding practices. HTML and XHTML: Creating Web Pages does this and more by building a solid knowledge base that allows the creation of industry-compliant code. With a focus on valid HTML tag structures, the book employs the W3 transitional standards, ensuring proper display of your web pages in the maximum number of currently-supported browsers. Online validation of the book's code and the results of the exercises and projects teaches a structured way to write efficient, effective, and technically accurate HTML web pages. Creating the Basic Document; Hyperlinks; Cascading Style Sheets; Tables; Forms; Frames; Alignment/Placement—DIVs; Scripts; Applets; Meta Tags; Usability and Accessibility; Doing More with XHTML. For the beginning web programmer, and for schools and corporate training environments.