HTML: The Complete Reference 2nd ed. Edition by Thomas A. Powell
 
Demonstrates how to use HTML to create hypertext documents, graphics, and home pages on the World Wide Web
 
From the Back Cover
HTML The Complete Reference. Learn the code with this definitve HTML Bible. You don't need an armload of books on HTML programming--HTML: THe Complete Reference has it all! This one-stop theory/tutorial reference guide features extensive coverage of HTML up through version 4.0. Industry expert Thomas A. Powell reveals everything there is to know about creating compelling, intelligent, and interactive Web pages and Web sites for both Netscape Navigator 4 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 4. no matter how experience (or inexperienced) you are, you'll find straightforward lessons and valauble tips, techniques, and examples to make your work stand out from the rest. Explore important HTML theory, from common misconceptions about HTML to where it stands in the future of web design; Find all-new HTML 4.0 code highlighted for easy reference! Plus, the latest information on Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and the Extended Markup Language (XML); Build client- and and server-side interacitivity with Dynamic HTML; Master plain to fancy web page design using step-by-step tutorials and get the low-down on WebTV, Netscape 4, and Internet Explorer 4 tags; Add functional pizzazz with hands-on lessons for integrating forms, scripts, plug-ins, and more; find what you need fast! 300+ page reference section features alphabetical guides to HTML tags, browsers, color/HEX value, color names, ISO Latin-1 caracters, fonts, style sheets, and HTML links. Whether you're just getting started or are a Web professional who wants to further your marketable skills, HTML: The complete Reference will be one of the most important books you own.
 
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