
Creating a Web Site: The Missing Manual
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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- The Missing Credits
- About the Author
- About the Creative Team
- Acknowledgments
- The Missing Manual Series
- Introduction
- What You Need to Get Started
- About This Book
- Macintosh and Windows
- About the Outline
- About > These > Arrows
- Downloadable Examples
- About MissingManuals.com
- Safari® Books Online
- Preparing for the Web
- Introducing the World Wide Web
- Browsers
- Choosing your Web browser
- Web Servers
- Planning a Web Site
- Types of Sites
- Understanding Your Audience
- The Lifespan of Your Site
- Practice Good Design
- The Ingredients of a Web Site
- Creating Your First Page
- The Anatomy of a Web Page
- Cracking Open an XHTML Document
- Creating Your Own XHTML Files
- The Document Type Definition
- XHTML Tags
- What's in a Tag
- Understanding Elements
- Nesting Elements
- The XHTML Document
- The Basic Skeleton
- Adding Content
- Structuring Text
- Where Are All the Pictures?
- The 10 Most Important Elements (and a Few More)
- Checking Your Pages for Errors
- Putting Your Page on the Web
- How Web Hosting Works
- Understanding the URL
- How Browsers Analyze a URL
- Domain Names
- Getting the Right Name
- Searching for a Name
- Registering Your Name
- Domain parking
- Domain forwarding
- Free Domain Names
- Getting Web Space
- The Big Picture
- Assessing Your Needs
- A Web Host Checklist
- Choosing Your Host
- Your ISP (Internet Service Provider)
- Web hosting companies
- A Web host walkthrough (#1)
- A Web host walkthrough (#2)
- Free Web Hosts
- Transferring Files
- Browser-Based Uploading
- FTP
- Power Tools
- Choosing Your Tools
- Types of Web Page Editors
- Finding a Free Web Page Editor
- Nvu
- Amaya
- HTML-Kit
- CoffeeCup Free HTML Editor
- Professional XHTML Editors
- Working with Your XHTML Editor
- Starting Out
- Multiple Views
- Creating a Web Page in Code View
- Creating a Web Page in WYSIWYG View
- Managing a Web Site
- Defining a site in Expression Web
- Uploading a site in Expression Web
- Defining a site in Dreamweaver
- Uploading a site in Dreamweaver
- XHTML Text Elements
- Understanding Text and the Web
- Logical Structure vs. Physical Formatting
- CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
- XHTML Elements for Basic Text
- Paragraphs
- Line Breaks
- Headings
- Horizontal Lines
- Preformatted Text
- Quotes
- Divisions and Spans
- XHTML Elements for Lists
- Ordered Lists
- Unordered Lists
- Definition Lists
- Nesting Lists
- Inline Formatting
- Italics, Bold, and Underline
- Emphasis and Strong
- Subscript, Superscript, and Strikethrough
- Teletype
- Special Characters
- Non-English Languages
- Style Sheets
- Style Sheet Basics
- The Three Types of Styles
- Browser Support for CSS
- The Anatomy of a Rule
- Applying a Style Sheet
- Internal style sheets
- Inline styles
- The Cascade
- Inheritance
- Colors
- Specifying a Color
- Hexadecimal color values
- RGB color values
- Finding the Right Color
- Fonts
- Specifying a Font
- Finding the Right Font
- Font Sizes
- Keyword sizing
- Percentage sizing
- Relative sizing
- Pixel sizing
- Text Alignment and Spacing
- Alignment
- Spacing
- White Space
- Borders
- Basic Borders
- Making Better Borders
- Using Borders to Separate Sections
- Class Selectors
- Creating Class Rules
- Saving Work with the ÷& Element
- More Generic Class Rules
- Creating a Style Sheet for Your Entire Web Site
- Adding Graphics
- Understanding Images
- The &img& Element
- Alternate Text
- Picture Size
- File Formats for Graphics
- Compression
- Choosing the right image format
- Putting Pictures on Colored Backgrounds
- Images and Styles
- Inline Images in Text
- Borders
- Wrapping Text Around an Image
- Adding Captions
- Background Images
- Background "watermarks"
- Techniques with Graphics
- Graphical Text
- Backgrounds for Other Elements
- Graphical Bullets in a List
- Finding Free Art
- Linking Pages
- Understanding the Anchor
- Internal and External Links
- Relative Links and Folders
- Moving down into a subfolder
- Moving up into a parent folder
- Moving to the root folder
- Linking to Other Types of Content
- Image Links and Image Maps
- Adding Bookmarks
- When Good Links Go Bad
- Site Management
- Link Checkers
- Using Redirects
- Page Layout Tools
- The Challenge of Screen Space
- Testing Different Page Sizes
- Tables
- The Anatomy of a Table
- Formatting Table Borders
- Cell Spans
- Sizing and Aligning Tables
- Sizing a table
- Sizing a column
- Sizing a row
- Organizing a Page with Tables
- Style-Based Layout
- Structuring Pages with the ÷& Element
- Even Better Selectors
- Contextual selectors
- id selectors
- Floating Boxes
- Absolute Positioning
- Layering
- Combining Absolute and Relative Positioning
- Multipart Pages
- Understanding Multipart Pages
- Server-Side Includes
- Frame Basics
- Creating a Frames Page
- Putting Documents in a Frameset
- Targeting Frames
- Building Better Frames Pages
- Frame Borders and Resizing
- Scrolling
- Handling Browsers That Don't Support Frames
- Better URLs for Framesets
- Nested Framesets
- Another Way to Nest Frames
- Page Templates
- Understanding Page Templates
- Creating a New Page Template
- The Anatomy of a Page Template
- Using a Page Template
- Attracting Visitors
- Your Web Site Promotion Plan
- Spreading the Word
- Reciprocal Links
- Web Rings
- Shameless Self-Promotion
- Return Visitors
- Adding Meta Elements
- The Description Meta Element
- The Keyword Meta Element
- Directories and Search Engines
- Directories
- The Open Directory Project
- The Yahoo directory
- Search Engines
- Rising up in the rankings
- The Google Webmaster Tools
- Google AdWords
- Hiding from search engines
- Tracking Visitors
- Understanding Google Analytics
- Signing Up for Google Analytics
- Examining your Web Traffic
- Graph of Visits
- Site Usage
- Map Overlay
- Traffic Sources Overview
- Content Overview
- Letting Visitors Talk to You (and Each Other)
- Transforming a Site into a Community
- Helping Visitors Email You
- Mailto Links
- XHTML Forms
- Form basics
- Mailing a form
- Creating a more complex form
- More reliable forms with server scripts
- Adding Forums and Groups to Your Site
- About Google Groups
- Creating a Group
- Participating in a Group
- Managing Your Group
- Making Money with Your Site
- Money-Making the Web Way
- Google AdSense
- Signing Up for AdSense
- Creating an Ad
- Placing Ads in Your Web Pages
- Google-Powered Searches
- Amazon Associates
- Signing Up As an Associate
- Generating Associate Links
- Product links
- Advanced links
- PayPal Merchant Tools
- Signing Up with PayPal
- Accepting Payments
- Building a Shopping Cart
- Creating a custom page style
- Generating the shopping cart buttons
- Withdrawing Your Money
- JavaScript: Adding Interactivity
- Understanding JavaScript
- Server-Side and Client-Side Programming
- Scripting Languages
- JavaScript 101
- The &script& Element
- Scripts and XHTML
- Browsers that don't support JavaScript
- Variables
- Declaring variables
- Modifying variables
- An example with variables
- Functions
- Declaring a function
- Calling a function
- Functions that receive information
- Functions that return information
- External Script Files
- Dynamic XHTML
- XHTML Objects
- Using XHTML objects in a script
- Events
- Image Rollovers
- Collapsible Text
- An Interactive Form
- Scripts on the Web
- Finding a Cool Script
- Fancy Buttons and Menus
- Creating Fancy Buttons
- Generating Button Pictures
- Building a Rollover Button
- Using image lists
- Preloading images
- Creating Rollover Buttons in Dreamweaver and Expression Web
- Creating Fancy Menus
- Do-It-Yourself Collapsible Menus
- Third-Party Menus
- Getting the script
- Creating the menu
- Placing the menu on a page
- Audio and Video
- Understanding Multimedia
- Linking, Embedding, and Hosting
- Types of Multimedia Files
- Background Music
- The &embed& Element
- Embedded audio options
- Other audio formats
- Sound Effects
- Flash MP3 Players
- The E-Phonic Player
- Create a playlist
- Adding the player to a Web page
- Flashtrak Loops
- Video Clips
- Preparing Video
- Linking to and Embedding Video
- Uploading Your Videos to YouTube
- Signing up with YouTube
- Preparing a video
- Uploading a video
- Watching a video
- Blogs
- Understanding Blogs
- Syndication
- Blog Hosting and Software
- Getting Started with Blogger
- Creating a Blog
- Creating Formatted Posts
- Managing a Blog
- Tweaking a Few Common Settings
- Configuring Your Blogger Profile
- Templates
- Applying a new template
- Customizing your template
- Customizing the XHTML in a template
- Moderating Comments
- Hosting Your Blog on Your Web Site
- XHTML Quick Reference
- XHTML Elements
- &a& (Anchor Element)
- &acronym&
- &address&
- &area& (Image Map)
- &b& (Bold Text)
- &base& (Base URL)
- &big& (Large Text)
- &blockquote& (Block Quotation)
- &body& (Document Body)
- &br /& (Line Break)
- &button& (Button)
- &caption& (Table Caption)
- &cite& (Citation)
- ⅆ& (Dictionary Description)
- &del& (Deleted Text)
- &dfn& (Defined Term)
- ÷& (Generic Block Container)
- &dl& (Dictionary List)
- &dt& (Dictionary Term)
- &em& (Emphasis)
- &form& (Interactive Form)
- &frame& (Frame)
- &frameset& (Frameset)
- &h1&, &h2&, &h3&, &h4&, &h5&, &h6& (Headings)
- &head& (Document Head)
- &hr& (Horizontal Rule)
- &html& (Document)
- &i& (Italic Text)
- &iframe& (Inline Frame)
- &img& (Image)
- &input& (Input Control)
- &ins& (Inserted Text)
- &li& (List Item)
- &link& (Document Relationship)
- ↦& (Image Map)
- &meta& (Metadata)
- &noframes& (Frames Alternate Content)
- &noscript& (Alternate Script Content)
- &object& (Embedded Object)
- &ol& (Ordered List)
- &option& (Menu Option)
- &p& (Paragraph)
- ¶m& (Object Parameter)
- ⪯& (Preformatted Text)
- &q& (Short Quotation)
- &script& (Client-Side Script)
- &select& (Selectable List)
- &small& (Small Text)
- &span& (Generic Inline Container)
- &strong& (Strong Emphasis)
- &style& (Internal Style Sheet)
- ⊂& (Subscript)
- ⊃& (Superscript)
- &table& (Table)
- &td& (Table Data Cell)
- &textarea& (Multiline Text Input)
- &th& (Table Header Cell)
- &title& (Document Title)
- &tr& (Table Row)
- &tt& (Teletype Text)
- &u& (Underlined Text)
- &ul& (Unordered List)
- XHTML Character Entities
- XHTML Color Names
- Useful Web Sites
- Chapter Links
- Chap ter 1. Preparing for the Web
- Chap ter 2. Creating Your First Page
- Chap ter 3. Putting Your Page on the Web
- Chap ter 4. Power Tools
- Chap ter 5. XHTML Text Elements
- Chap ter 6. Style Sheets
- Chap ter 7. Adding Graphics
- Chap ter 8. Linking Pages
- Chap ter 9. Page Layout Tools
- Chap ter 10. Multipart Pages
- Chap ter 11. Attracting Visitors
- Chap ter 12. Letting Your Visitors Talk to You (and Each Other)
- Chap ter 13. Making Money with Your Site
- Chap ter 14. JavaScript: Adding Interactivity
- Chap ter 15. Fancy Buttons and Menus
- Chap ter 16. Audio and Video
- Chap ter 17. Blogs
- Index
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