October 2010
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
7h 27m
English
book
HTML Manual of Style: A Clear, Concise Reference for Hypertext Markup Language (Including HTML5), Fourth Edition
by Larry Aronson
Overview
THE CLASSIC WEB AUTHORING GUIDE, NOW 100% UPDATED AND BETTER THAN EVER!
If it’s for the Web, this book will help you create it…faster, smarter, better! Don’t settle for canned templates or boilerplate designs! Take control, with the classic guide to HTML web authoring…now completely revised for the latest techniques and shortcuts, including HTML5!
Build it right…
Well-planned and well-organized
Easy to navigate
Fun to read, view, and use
Search engine-friendly and findable
Reliable and consistent
Easy to update and maintain
Compatible with any browser
Build it all…
Websites and pages
Wiki articles
Web services and ecommerce
eBay pages
Blog posts
HTML email
And much more!
Contains quick reference guides to HTML elements and CSS properties–including the newest HTML5 and CSS3 improvements!
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