Web Programming and Internet Technologies: An E-Commerce Approach

CHAPTER 3

XHTML for Content Structure

CHAPTER CONTENTS

3.1   Overview and Objectives

3.2   Once There Was HTML, Now There Is XHTML

3.3   A Very Important Distinction: Structure vs. Presentation

3.4   XHTML Tags and Elements

3.5   What Is the Basic Structure of Every Web Page?

3.6   Some Basic Markup: Headings, Paragraphs, Line Breaks, and Lists

3.7   Tables, Images, and Tag Attributes

3.8   XHTML Entities

3.9   Adding More Web Pages to Our Site and Connecting Them with Hyperlinks

3.10 Using Server Side Includes (SSI) to Make Common Markup Available to Multiple Documents

3.11 What Does It Mean for a Web Page to Be Valid?

3.12 How Can We Determine if a Web Page Is Valid?

3.13 Summary

3.14 Quick Questions to Test Your Basic Knowledge

3.15 Short ...