- The latest update, packed with new examples using the most up-to-date browsers and technologies
- Covers the full range of current specs and methods that readers need for their Web pages
- JavaScript coverage enables readers to add simple interactivity and personalization to their pages
- Examines the current standards-based principles, principles of usability and accessibility, how to add consistent formatting with CSS, and how to make pages work on a variety of browsers including mobile phones and other Web-enabled devices
- Written for anyone who wants to learn how to create Web pages, even without previous programming or Web coding knowledge
- Adobe AIR is expected to be as big as Flash and to fundamentally change the delivery of rich Internet applications
- Web developers who are currently using technologies such as Ajax are expected to be eager adopters of AIR
- This book targets developers who are currently leveraging Web technologies such as Flash, Flex, HTML, JavaScript, and Ajax to build and deploy rich Internet applications
- Covers understanding the AIR model, understanding the programming languages available to AIR developers, working with the various tools available, packaging AIR applications, interacting with data sources, and leveraging the various AIR APIs
1. Creating Structured Documents.
2. Links and Navigation.
3. Images and Objects.
4. Tables.
5. Forms.
6. Frames.
7. Cascading Style Sheets.
8. More Cascading Style Sheets.
9. Page Layout.
10. Design Issues.
11. Learning JavaScript.
12. Working With JavaScript.
13. Putting Your Site on the Web.
Appendix A. Answers to Exercises.
Appendix B. XHTML Element Reference.
Appendix C. CSS Properties.
Appendix D. Color Names and Values.
Appendix E. Character Encodings.
Appendix F. Special Characters.
Appendix G. Language Codes.
Appendix H. MIME Media Types.
Appendix I. Deprecated and Browser-Specific Markup.
Distributor: John Wiley & Sons
Publication Date: 04-28-2008
Pages: 768