Microsoft Expression Web 4 In Depth

Name: Microsoft Expression Web 4 In Depth | Updated for Service Pack 2 - HTML 5, CSS 3, JQuery
Brand: Que Corporation,U.S.
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Updated for Service Pack 2 - HTML 5, CSS 3, JQuery

Jim Cheshire(Author)

Que Corporation,U.S. (Publisher)

2nd Edition

Published on 19. July 2012

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648 pages

978-0-7897-4919-2 (ISBN)

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Introduction

Who Should Use This Book? 1

Why Use Expression Web? 1

How This Book Is Organized 2    Special Elements 3 I An Overview 1 An Overview of Expression Web 4 5The Expression Web Interface 5    Panels 5    The Folder List 7    The Design Surface 8    The Status Bar 9Working with Sites 9    Creating Sites 9    Site Reports 10    Publishing Sites 10Tools for Creating Pages 11    Dynamic Web Templates 11    Find and Replace 11    Editing Tag Properties 12    Quick Tag Tools 13Powerful CSS Tools 13    Style Builder 13    Manage Styles Panel 14    Apply Styles Panel 14Site Optimization 16    Accessibility Checker 16    Compatibility Checker 16    SEO Checker 17    SuperPreview 17    CSS Reports 17Scripting and Dynamic Content 18    Interactive Buttons 19    Behaviors 19    Layers 19    Photoshop Content 21    Deep Zoom Images 21    Video 21ASP.NET Controls 22PHP Support 22Data Access Features 23Creating Add-Ins 23 II Creating Content in Expression Web 4 2 Creating, Opening, and Importing Sites 25What Is a Site? 25How Expression Web Maintains a Site 25Sites and Subsites 27Site Templates 27Types of Sites 29    Disk-Based Sites 29    FTP Sites 32    HTTP Sites 35Importing Sites with the Import Site Wizard 38    Choosing an Import Method 38    Specifying a Destination Web Location 44    Finishing the Site Import Process 44Deciding on a Site Type 45 3 Creating Pages and Basic Page Editing 47Creating Pages 47    General Page 47    ASP.NET Pages 49    CSS Layouts 50    Style Sheets 50    Frames Pages 51Importing Files 51Formatting Text 52    How Expression Web Formats Text 52    Font Families 54    Font Sizes 55Creating Hyperlinks 55    Targeting Hyperlinks 56    Hyperlink Parameters 56    HTML Bookmarks 57    Hyperlink Screentips 58Spell-Checking 59Configuring Page Properties 60    General Tab 60    Formatting Tab 61    Advanced Tab 61    Custom Tab 62    Language Tab 63Using Code Snippets 63Configuring File Editors 65Making the Most of Code Snippets 68 4 Using Page Views 69Introduction to Page Views 69Working in Design View 70    Visual Aids 70    Ruler and Grid 74    Tracing Images 76    Adjusting Page Size 78Working in Code View 79    Customizing Code Formatting 81    Quick Tag Tools 83    IntelliSense 83    Context Menu 84    Bookmarks 84Working in Split View 85Taking Advantage of Page Views 86 5 Using Tables 87The Origin of Tables 87The Makeup of an HTML Table Tag 88    The align Attribute 88    Table Borders 90    The cellpadding Attribute 91    The cellspacing Attribute 92    The frame Attribute 93Rows, Columns, and Cells 93    The colspan and rowspan Attributes 94    Aligning Content in Cells 95    middle 95Tables in Expression Web 96    Inserting Tables 97    Customizing Tables 97Designing for Multiple Resolutions Using Tables 106 6 Using Frames 109Using Frames in Sites 109    When to Use Frames 109    When Not to Use Frames 110Creating Frames Pages 110Configuring Frames 112    Splitting Frames 113    Deleting Frames 114Creating Alternative Content 114Targeting Frames 115Adding and Configuring Inline Frames 117Tips for Frames 119    Frame Borders 119    Resizable Frames 120    Breaking Out of a Frameset 121 7 Editing Tag Properties 123An Introduction to Tag Properties 123Understanding the Tag Properties Panel 123Viewing Tag Properties with the Tag Properties Panel 126Setting Tag Attributes with the Tag Properties Panel 128    Creating a Page 128    Setting Tag Properties 128Using Events with the Tag Properties Panel 130Tag Properties and Web Standards 131 8 Using the Quick Tag Tools 133Introduction to the Quick Tag Tools 133Locating and Selecting Elements Using the Quick Tag Selector 134Editing Page Content Using the Quick Tag Editor 136    Editing a Tag 137    Removing a Tag 138    Inserting HTML 140    Wrapping a Tag 141    Controlling Positioning 142    Editing Tag Properties 142When to Use the Quick Tag Editor 142 9 Using Graphics and Multimedia 145Web Image Formats 145    The GIF Format 145    The JPEG Format 146    The PNG Format 146Inserting Images 146Formatting Images 148    Resizing Images 148    Changing Picture Properties 149Converting Images 151Creating Image Thumbnails 153    Configuring Auto Thumbnails 155Creating Image Maps 156Inserting Multimedia 157    Inserting Flash Movies 157    Inserting Silverlight Applications 159    Inserting Silverlight Video 160    Inserting Deep Zoom Images 161    Inserting Windows Media 163Importing Adobe Photoshop Files 167Page Transitions 168Serving Video 169 10 Using Find and Replace 171An Introduction to Find and Replace 171Finding and Replacing Text 172    Using Regular Expressions 172    Finding Text 173    Replacing Text 176Using HTML Rules in Find and Replace 179Finding and Replacing HTML Tags 181Saving Queries 182Editing and Removing Recent Searches 183 11 Configuring Page Editor Options 187Accessing Page Editor Options 187Exploring Page Editor Options 187    The General Tab 187    AutoThumbnail Tab 191    Default Fonts Tab 191    Code Formatting Tab 191    CSS Tab 191    Color Coding Tab 193    Authoring Tab 193    Picture Tab 195    Code Snippets Tab 195    Ruler and Grid Tab 195    IntelliSense Tab 197    Font Families Tab 197Experiment to Learn More 199 12 Maintaining Compatibility and Accessibility 201An Introduction to Accessibility 201Designing for Accessibility 202    Accessible Hyperlinks 202    Accessible Tables 203    Accessible Frames 204    Other Accessibility Considerations 204Using the Accessibility Checker 205    Checking Accessibility 205Working with the Accessibility Panel 206Generating Accessibility Reports 208Designing for Compatibility 209What Is Browser Compatibility? 209Compatibility Features in Expression Web 210    Identifying Code Problems 210    Marking Invalid Code 213    Using Reports to Find Problems 214Seeing Color 216 13 Using SuperPreview 217An Overview of SuperPreview 217    SuperPreview 217How SuperPreview Generates a Preview 218The SuperPreview Interface 220    Pointer Modes 220    DOM Highlighting 220    UI Helpers 220    Layout Modes 221    Preview URL 221    Baseline and Comparison Browser Selectors 222    DOM Tab 222    Browser Size Drop-Down 224Using SuperPreview to Preview Layout 224    Setting Up the Previews 224    Generating Previews 225    Fixing Rendering Problems 225Using the Snapshot Panel 229Using Remote Browsers 230Building Layouts with SuperPreview 232 III Publishing and Managing Websites 14 Publishing a Site 235What Is Publishing? 235Server Options for Publishing 236    FTP 236    FrontPage Server Extensions 237    WebDAV 239    File System 240Publishing Content 241    Configuring a Publishing Destination and Publishing a Site 241    Publishing Selected Files and Synchronizing Files 244    Optimizing HTML During Publishing 244    Troubleshooting HTTP Publishing 246Hosting Your Site 253 15 Site Management and Reporting 255Site Settings 255    General Tab 255    Preview Tab 256    Advanced Tab 257    Publishing Tab 258Site Reports 259    Configuring Reports 261    Saving Reports 263Using SEO Reports to Increase Traffic 263 16 Using Personal Web Packages 267What Are Web Packages? 267Creating a Web Package 267Importing a Web Package 270Capitalizing on Web Packages 272 IV Using CSS in Expression Web 4 17 Creating Style Sheets 273An Introduction to CSS 273The Purpose of CSS 274How CSS Is Applied to Pages 277    External Style Sheets 277    Embedded Style Sheets 277    Inline Styles 278Formatting Content with CSS 278Positioning Content with CSS 284CSS Classes 287    Basic Application of a CSS Class 287    Applying Multiple CSS Classes 289    Pseudo-Classes 290    Pseudo-Elements 291Centering a DIV with CSS 292 18 Managing CSS Styles 293Expression Web's CSS Tools 293    Apply Styles Panel 293    Manage Styles Panel 293    Link Style Sheet Dialog 295    CSS Properties Panel 295    CSS Reports 296    Style Builder 297Working with Styles 298    Using the Manage Styles Panel 299    Using the Apply Styles Panel 304    Using the CSS Properties Panel 307    Using the Style Builder 310    Using the Attach Style Sheet and Link Style Sheet Dialogs 312CSS Reports 313    Checking for CSS Errors 313    Checking CSS Usage 315Arranging CSS Styles 315 V Scripting, DHTML, and Other Dynamic Content 19 Using Dynamic Web Templates 317An Introduction to Dynamic Web Templates 317Creating a Dynamic Web Template 318    Creating a Page Layout 319    Adding Editable Regions 319Attaching a Dynamic Web Template 322    Attaching to an Existing Page 322    Attaching to a New Page 324Updating a Site with Dynamic Web Templates 324    Modifying a Dynamic Web Template 324    Modifying an Attached Page in Code View 325Managing Editable Regions 327    Adding a New Editable Region 327    Renaming an Existing Editable Region 328    Resolving Mismatched Editable Regions 329Detaching a Dynamic Web Template 330Under the Hood 331 20 Using Interactive Buttons 333Overview of Interactive Buttons 333Inserting and Configuring Interactive Buttons 334    The Button Tab 334    The Font Tab 335    The Image Tab 337Saving an Interactive Button 339Editing an Interactive Button 340Practical Uses for Interactive Buttons 341 21 Using Behaviors 343Understanding and Working with Behaviors 343    Using the Behaviors Panel 343    How Behaviors Work 344    Adding Behaviors Within a Paragraph 344Expression Web Behaviors 345    The Call Script Behavior 345    The Change Property Behavior 346    The Change Property Restore Behavior 349    The Go To URL Behavior 349    The Jump Menu Behavior 350    The Jump Menu Go Behavior 350    The Open Browser Window Behavior 351    The Play Sound Behavior 352    The Popup Message Behavior 353    The Preload Images Behavior 353    The Set Text Behavior 354    The Swap Image Behavior 357    The Swap Image Restore Behavior 357When to Use Behaviors 358 22 Client Scripting 359A History of Browser Scripting 359JavaScript Basics 361    Adding JavaScript to a Page 361    Linking to an External Script File 362    Adding Inline JavaScript 363The Document Object Model 363    The window Object 364    The document Object 365Writing Simple Scripts 366    Showing and Hiding Page Elements 366    Accessing and Changing Attributes 371    Form Field Validation 373Debugging 377 23 Using Layers 379Introduction to Layers 379Inserting and Configuring Layers 380    Adding Content to a Layer 381    Resizing a Layer 382    Creating and Working with Child Layers 383Positioning Layers 386Setting Layer Properties with Behaviors 387    Setting the Visibility of Layers 387    Adding Layer Interactivity 388Z-Order Anomalies 393 24 Using Form Controls 395Understanding HTML Forms 395Using Form Controls in Expression Web 396Creating a Form 397Saving Form Results to a File or Email 400    File Results Tab 401    Email Results Tab 402    Confirmation Page Tab 404    Saved Fields Tab 406Saving Form Results to a Database 407    Updating a Database with New Fields 409Hidden Form Fields 410 VI ASP.NET and PHP Development 25 Using Standard ASP.NET Controls 411ASP.NET: A Brief Introduction 411Creating ASP.NET Pages 412The Basics of ASP.NET Controls 414    Understanding Control Properties 415An Overview of the Standard ASP.NET Controls 419The AdRotator Control 420    Creating a Simple AdRotator Page 422    Creating the Advertisement File 422The Calendar Control 426    Formatting the Calendar Control 426    Calendar Control Properties 427The Wizard Control 431    Wizard Steps 431    Creating a Simple Wizard 432Making ASP.NET Work for You 439Formatting with Styles 439 26 Using ASP.NET Navigation Controls 441Overview of Navigation Systems 441Creating a Sitemap File 443Using the ASP.NET Menu Control 444    Creating a Test Site 445    Adding a Menu Control 446    Formatting the Menu Control 448Using the ASP.NET TreeView Control 451    Formatting the TreeView Control 453Using the ASP.NET SiteMapPath Control 457    Formatting the SiteMapPath Control 458Improving Navigation with Master Pages 459 27 Using ASP.NET Master Pages andUser Controls 461The Need for a Common Layout 461The Master Page 461The Content Page 464Developing a Master Page Site 467    Creating the Master Page 467    Creating the Content Page 473Extend Reusability with ASP.NET User Controls 475 28 Developing a Login System Using ASP.NET 477Website Login Systems 477Overview of ASP.NET Login Controls 478    The Login Control 478    LoginStatus Control 482    LoginName Control 482    ChangePassword Control 482    PasswordRecovery Control 487    CreateUserWizard Control 488    LoginView Control 489Creating a Login Solution 491    Configuring the Website (IIS 5 or IIS 6) 492    Configuring the Website (IIS 7.x) 494    Configuring the Website (Microsoft Expression Development Server) 502    Creating the Web Pages 504Using Web Deploy to Publish a Membership Database 507 29 Form Validation Using ASP.NET 511The Need for Form Validation 511    The ASP.NET Validation Controls 511    Common Properties 513    Creating a Validated Form 515Validation Groups 521 30 Using ASP.NET Web Parts 523An Introduction to Web Parts 523Creating ASP.NET User Controls 524Web Parts Controls in the Toolbox 525Creating a Web Parts Page 526Web Parts Page Display Modes 529    Creating a User Control That Sets the Display Mode 530    Adding Code to Change the Display Mode 531The Web Parts Catalog 534Editing Web Parts Controls 537 31 Using ASP.NET Ajax 541What Is Ajax? 541Microsoft's ASP.NET Ajax 541    Client-Side Ajax 542    Server-Side Ajax 542    Microsoft Ajax Control Toolkit 543Adding Ajax Functionality to a Web Form 543    Creating a Site and Page 543    Adding Server-Side Code 545    Adding a ScriptManager Control 546    Adding an UpdatePanel Control 548Using Client-Side Ajax 549    Adding a <DIV>to the Web Form 549     Creating the Client Library 549    Adding the Client Script to the ScriptManager Control 550 32 Using PHP 553An Introduction to PHP 553    PHP Syntax 553Installing PHP 557    Installing IIS 7 and FastCGI 557    Installing PHP 559    Configuring the Microsoft Expression Development Server for PHP 560    Enabling PHP for IIS Using FastCGI 561Creating PHP Pages 562    Previewing the Page 563PHP in Design View 566PHP in Code View 568    PHP Syntax Highlighting 568    Using IntelliSense with PHP 568    Setting PHP-Specific IntelliSense Options 570PHP Script Options 572    Form Variable 572    URL Variable 573    Session Variable 573    Cookie Variable 574    Include Once 574    Code Block 575    Comment 576Displaying PHP Information 577 33 Using the Microsoft Expression Development Server 579Introduction to the Microsoft Expression Development Server 579How to Use the Microsoft Expression Development Server 581Limitations of the Microsoft Expression Development Server 583    Process Identity 583    No Remote Access 584    No Support for ASP Pages 584Starting the Microsoft Expression Development Server from the Command Prompt 585 VII Managing Data with ASP.NET 34 Displaying and Editing Database Data with ASP.NET 587A History of Data Access 587Data Access Technologies in Expression Web 588ASP.NET and Other Web Application Platforms 588    ASP.NET Data Source Controls 589    AccessDataSource Control 589    SqlDataSource Control 591    SiteMapDataSource Control 591    XmlDataSource Control 592Displaying Data with ASP.NET 592    Displaying Data in Tabular Form 592    Sorting the GridView 595Editing Data with ASP.NET 597    Configuring the Data Source 597    Configuring the GridView 598    Testing the Page 599Creating a Master/Detail View 600    Creating the Master View 600    Creating the Detail View 601 35 Sending Email Using ASP.NET 605A Typical Contact Form 605Creating the Contact Form 606Adding and Configuring ASP.NET Validation Controls 608    Adding the Validation Controls 608Writing ASP.NET Code to Send Email 611Displaying a Confirmation Page 613 VIII Creating Add-Ins Using JavaScript and HTML (Online Only) 36 Expression Web 4 Add-in Basics 615Add-ins in Expression Web 615Expression Web 4 JavaScript Add-ins 616The Makeup of Expression Web Addins 616XML Basics 617General Manifest Elements and Attributes 618    src (optional) 618    legacy (optional) 619    developer (optional) 619    navigationallowed (optional) 619    <NAME> (required) 620    <DESCRIPTION> (optional) 620    <AUTHOR> (optional) 620    <VERSION> (optional) 621    <HOMEPAGE> (optional) 621    <MINVERSION> (optional) 621    <GUID> (optional) 621    <LOAD> (optional) 622Commands and Dialog Boxes 622    id (required) 622    filetype (optional) 622    onclick (optional) 623Menus and Toolbars 624     (optional) 624    <TOOLBARITEM> (optional) 626Panels 627    <PANEL> (optional) 628Menu and Command Bar Reference 630    Menus 631    Toolbars 650 37 Creating and Manipulating an Add-in User Interface 661Planning an Add-in 661Creating the Manifest with the Add-in Builder 662    Creating the Manifest 662    Editing the Manifest 667Creating the User Interfaces 667    Creating a Custom Page Size for Panels 668    Creating the Panel's Interface 669    Creating the Options Dialog Interface 672Adding Functionality with JavaScript 673    JavaScript for panel.htm 673    JavaScript for options.htm 679    The Set Page Title Dialog 680Accessing Managed Classes from JavaScript 682    Creating a Managed Class 683    Editing the Add-in Manifest to Load the Managed Class 686    Calling the Managed Class 687Summary 687 </DIV>

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