by Thomas a. Powell (Conductor)
HMTL (Hypertext Markup Language) is the core markup language of the Web. This guide to HTML shows when where and how to use HTML attributes, elements and syntax. This 2nd edition reflects the latest (4.01) specifications and has supplementary material on XHTML. It explains HTML tags and shows how to utilize Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer and WebTV tags.
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Fingertip reference for effective coding with HTML!
Keep this fully revised desktop reference nearby as you program for the Web! HTML Programmer's Reference, Second Edition, is a valuable quick-reference guide with concise explanations of all HTML elements, attributes, and syntax listed in alphabetical order. You'll also find examples and definitions of the latest Navigator, Internet Explorer, and WebTV tags at your fingertips-plus expert advice on which commands to use and when to use them. This vital memory jogger and "idea book" is perfect for beginning through advanced HTML programmers! Jump to concise definitions of essential HTML featuresSolve problems as you work-find explanations of essential page layout features, including tables, frames, forms, and image mapsEasily locate the correct markup syntax for specific situationsLearn expert tips to expedite your work