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The basics:
- Getting Started
- HTML Markup Tags
- Minimal HTML Document Requirements
- Basic HTML Text Formatting
- HTML Lists
- HyperText Links
- Site Structure and Paths
- Images in HTML Documents
The not-quite-so basics:
- GIFs and JPEGs
- Transparent GIFs
- Anti-aliased GIFs
- GIF Animation
- Background Patterns
- Fonts
- Color Tags
- Hexidecimal Color Samples
- Additional Image Tags
- Image Size Tags
- Special Characters
The not-at-all basics:
- Forms
- The Life Form
- Tables
- Tables and Page Layout
- Table Color Tags
- Meta Tags
- Image Maps
- Frames
- JavaScript
- Style Sheets
Links to more info:
- Bare Bones Guide to HTML
- How to Write HTML Files
- Beginners Guide to URLs
- WWW Addressing Conventions
- HTML Compendium
- HTML Quick Reference Guide
- "Fill-out Forms" Overview
- Composing Good HTML
- Links to other HTML Style Guides
- World Wide Web Consortium
- HTML Validator
- BrowserWatch
- JavaWorld Magazine
What not to do:
- Common Errors
- Examples of bad HTML writing
- The Loose vs. Lose Home Page
Mailing Lists:
To subscribe to the Advanced HTML List, send an e-mail to:
LISTSERV@BAMA.UA.EDU with SUBSCRIBE ADV-HTML Your Realname in the body of the message, no subject or signature, and your real name substituted for "Your Realname."To subscribe to the Javascript List, send an e-mail to:
listproc@LaTech.edu with SUBSCRIBE JAVASCRIPT Your Realname in the body of the message, no subject or signature, and your real name substituted for "Your Realname."
Books that don't suck:
Html: The
Definitive
Guide
by Chuck
Musciano,
Bill Kennedy,
Mike Loukides
Dynamic
Html: The
Definitive
Reference
by Danny
Goodman
Javascript:
The Definitive
Guide
by David
Flanagan
Javascript
Bible, 3rd
Edition
by Danny
Goodman,
Brendan Eich
Designing
Web
Graphics 2
by Lynda
Weinman
