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Bk. I Creating the XHTML Foundation 7
Ch. 1 Sound HTML Foundations 9
Ch. 2 It's All about Validation 19
Ch. 3 Choosing Your Tools 39
Ch. 4 Managing Information with Lists and Tables 61
Ch. 5 Making Connections with Links 79
Ch. 6 Adding Images 89
Ch. 7 Creating Forms 119
Bk. II Styling With CSS 139
Ch. 1 Coloring Your World 141
Ch. 2 Styling Text 159
Ch. 3 Selectors, Class, and Style 185
Ch. 4 Borders and Backgrounds 205
Ch. 5 Levels of CSS 227
Bk. III Using Positional CSS for Layout 247
Ch. 1 Fun with the Fabulous Float 249
Ch. 2 Building Floating Page Layouts 271
Ch. 3 Styling Lists and Menus 293
Ch. 4 Using Alternative Positioning 313
Bk. IV Client-Side Programming With JavaScript 333
Ch. 1 Getting Started with JavaScript 335
Ch. 2 Making Decisions with Conditions 357
Ch. 3 Loops and Debugging 371
Ch. 4 Functions and Arrays 395
Ch. 5 Talking to the Page 413
Ch. 6 Getting Valid Input 437
Ch. 7 Animating Your Pages 459
Bk. V Server-Side Programming With PHP 489
Ch. 1 Setting Up Your Server 491
Ch. 2 Generating HTML with PHP 501
Ch. 3 PHP and XHTML Forms 513
Ch. 4 Control Structures 535
Ch. 5 Working with Arrays 555
Ch. 6 Using Functions and Session Variables 575
Ch. 7 Working with Files and Directories 587
Ch. 8 Connecting to a MySQL Database 605
Bk. VI Databases with MySQL 627
Ch. 1 Getting Started with Data 629
Ch. 2 Managing Data with SQL 657
Ch. 3 Normalizing Your Data 683
Ch. 4 Putting Data Together with Joins 701
Bk. VII Into the Future tilth AJAX 723
Ch. 1 AJAX Essentials 725
Ch. 2 Improving JavaScript with jQuery 739
Ch. 3 Animating with jQuery 759
Ch. 4 Sending and Receiving Data 787
Bk.VIII Moving from Web Pages to Web Sites 801
Ch. 1 Managing Your Servers 803
Ch. 2 Moving from Pages to Sites 829
Ch. 3 Introducing Content Management Systems 849
Ch. 4 Taking Control of Content 871
App. A What's on the CD 895
Index 901
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reviewed HTML, XHTML, and CSS All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies on April 15, 2012
HTML, XHTML, and CSS All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies
Today, my father and sister got this book for my mother, as a gift.
I do not think this is a good book for her to be reading.
For one thing, I have no idea what that jumble of letters up there means, and, like most one-year-olds, I don't much care for not knowing what is going on.
For another, if my mother starts learning about computers (and I gather this book has something to do with computers), she might decide to accept employment outside the home. I'm not at all sure I approve of this either.
Pending further review, I was forced to firmly push the cover back into place every time my mother tried to read this book today. After further investigation at such time as my mother leaves this book lying around unattended, I will be able to make a final determination as to this volume's appropriate role in our household.
eta: I have determined that this book does not pose any threat I cannot handle, by means of tearing off half its cover. Cadit quaestio.
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