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Description of HTML, XHTML, and CSS All–in–One Desk Reference For Dummies®

8 books in 1 — your key to developing powerful Web applications

Your one–stop guide to using CSS with XHTML to create dynamic sites

Things move quickly on the Web, and you want to make it easy to keep yoursite up to date. So you′ll want to know how HTML, XHTML, and CSS worktogether, and this book makes that easy! Handy minibooks get you started, explain how to use the most up–to–date standards, and show you how to put it all together for sites with pizazz.

Discover how to:

• Use templates and validators

• Manage information with lists and tables

• Add style, color, and borders

• Create powerful applications with Ajax

• Add interactivity to your Web site

Title Information

ISBN:

9780470186275

Pages:

960 pages

Format:

Paperback

Product Code:

256563

Publisher:

John Wiley & Sons Ltd

Published:

09/05/2008

Edition:

illustrated edition

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About Andy Harris and Chris McCulloh

Andy Harris began his teaching life as a special education teacher. As he was teaching young adults with severe disabilities, he taught himself enough computer programming to support his teaching habit with freelance programming. Those were the exciting days when computers started to have hard drives, and some computers began communicating with each other over an arcane mechanism some were calling the Internet.
All this time Andy was teaching computer science part time. He joined the faculty of the Indiana University/Purdue University — Indianapolis Computer Science department in 1995. He serves as a Senior Lecturer, teaching the introductory course to Freshmen as well as numerous courses on Web development, general programming, and game programming. As manager of the Streaming Media Laboratory, he developed a number of online video–based courses, and worked on a number of international distance education projects including helping to start a computer science program in Tetevo, Macedonia FYR.
Andy is the author of several other computing books, including Beginning Flash Game Programming For Dummies and Game Programming: The L Line. He invites your comments and questions at andy@aharrisbooks.net.

Chris McCulloh has a bachelor’s degree in Media Arts and Science from Indiana University/Purdue University — Indianapolis (IUPUI), a certificate in Applied Computer Science from the Computer and Information Science Department (CSCI) at IUPUI, and is a full–time PHP Developer working at CIK Enterprises. He loves to teach, write, and read, and is currently teaching server–side programming for CSCI at IUPUI. He writes a programming–related blog on his Flash game site at blog.chomperstomp.com, and maintains a popular Firefox extension located at statusbarcalculator.com.