Amazon.com Review
The Advanced HTML Companion is authoritative on the subject of HTML, providing a great deal of how-to information. However, the book sometimes suffers from a lack of organization, making it difficult to use as an HTML ready-reference guide. The book's main focus is to teach you how to accomplish basic Web page design in HTML. The chapters on forms, tables, and frames will guide you step by step, showing examples of how the HTML code renders in a browser. There are also chapters on images, color, multimedia, and more advanced techniques, such as style sheets and CGI. Throughout these how-to chapters, there are examples of good and bad HTML construction and links to places on the Web for more information.
The Advanced HTML Companion's appendix includes an alphabetical HTML tag reference, which shows proper usage of tags and samples. However, explanations of how the tags work are spread throughout the book, so there are always multiple places to look for each tag. Fortunately, the book has a comprehensive index. Organizational problems aside, the book contains excellent HTML tips and tricks for those willing to wade through the text. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Readers will learn how to master the Web through this advanced guide to HTML, the lingua franca of the internet. The Advanced HTML Companion is a knowledge-packed how-to reference will equip the reader with the information necessary to create powerful Web pages through the latest HTML innovations such as Style Sheets and Document Types. In covering the entire HTML spectrum, The Advanced HTML Companion will appeal to beginners looking for a good grounding in HTML, experts who need a complete and in-depth reference, and those who are simply looking to stay on the cutting edge of Web technologies. -- Midwest Book Review
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
