Html, Xhtml, And Css Bible, 4th Ed

HTML, XHTML & CSS Bible 4th Edition comprehensively teaches and documents these basic standards for coding Web pages. This tight focus on these key standards allows maximum coverage and examples to best show readers how to put them to work. This edition features pedagogy that engages the reader through a "you-orientation" in the writing, more visual examples showing the results of the code being discussed, and an improved organization that reduces the need for extensive cross-referencing.

Table of contents :
Introduction
Part I Creating Content with HTML
Part II HTML Tools and Variants
Part III Controlling Presentation with CSS
Part IV Additional CSS Tools
Appendix A: HTML Element Quick Reference
Appendix B: HTML Special Characters Quick Reference
Appendix C: CSS Properties Quick Reference
Appendix D: CSS Selectors Quick Reference
Appendix E: Pseudo-Elements and Pseudo-Classes Quick Reference
Index

Market Description :
· Beginning to intermediate HTML web page producers.

About Author :
Steven M. Schafer is a Linux, open source, and open standards advocate. He served as Director of Certification and Development for the Free Standards Group, and as CTO of a Linux-based software company specializing in Linux deployment and management, integration, and maintenance. He is fluent in many programming languages including PHP, Java, JavaScript, C, shell scripting, as well as web markup languages HTML and CSS. He is the author of several books ranging from game strategy manuals to books about HTML, CSS, JavaScript, LAMP, and others.