Beginners Guide to HTML by Michael Gabriel
This book covers the following topics: Tags, Attributes and Elements, Titles, Headings, Paragraphs, Unnumbered, Numbered, Definition and Nested Lists, How to Makes Links to Other Pages and Elsewhere, How to Work with Images, How to Use Tabular Data, Text Boxes and Other UserInput.
Author(s): Michael Gabriel
59 Pages
This note covers the following topics: Mark Up: RTF, EDIFACT and XML, What is SGML and HTML, Design of XML, Meta Language vs. Vocabulary, XML technologies, XML Declaration, Elements, Attributes, Entities, Character Data Sections, Processing Instructions, Well formed XML, XML Processing, XML Vocabularies.
Author(s): Prof. Owen Conlan, University of Dublin, Trinity College
66 Pages
Dynamic Duo Cross Browser Dynamic HTML
This book is organized into three divisions. The first gives a general introduction to web forms, including information on the history and basic construction of forms. The second section serves as a kind of reference manual to the XForms specification. The third section offers additional hints, guidelines, and techniques for working with XForms. All the examples in this book have been tested with both a commercial and an open source XForms browser, typically Novell XForms Explorer.
Author(s): Micah Dubinko
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