HTML & CSS essentials

Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: McFedries, Paul, author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated 2024.
Edición:1st ed
Colección:--For dummies.
Materias:
Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009811315406719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • About This Book
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • Where to Go from Here
  • Chapter 1 Getting to Know HTML and CSS
  • Getting a Bird's-Eye View of the Process
  • Launching a new text file
  • Saving HTML files
  • Edit. Save. Reload. Repeat.
  • Getting to Know HTML
  • Working with HTML elements and tags
  • Dealing with tag attributes
  • A barebones HTML page
  • Giving your page a title
  • Adding some text
  • Getting Familiar with CSS
  • Understanding cascading style sheets
  • Styles: Bundles of formatting options
  • Sheets: Collections of styles
  • Cascading: How styles propagate
  • Getting comfy with CSS rules and declarations
  • Applying styles to a page
  • Inserting inline styles
  • Embedding an internal style sheet
  • Linking to an external style sheet
  • Chapter 2 Constructing Pages with Good Bones
  • Getting to Know HTML's Basic Structure Tags
  • Forging paragraphs
  • Naming page parts with headings
  • Giving a line a break
  • Structuring the Page
  • The &lt
  • header&gt
  • tag
  • The &lt
  • nav&gt
  • tag
  • The &lt
  • main&gt
  • tag
  • The &lt
  • article&gt
  • tag
  • The &lt
  • section&gt
  • tag
  • The &lt
  • aside&gt
  • tag
  • The &lt
  • footer&gt
  • tag
  • Handling non-semantic content with &lt
  • div&gt
  • Handling words and characters with &lt
  • span&gt
  • Chapter 3 Adding Links, Lists, and Images
  • Applying the Basic Text Tags
  • Emphasizing text
  • Marking important text
  • Adding quotations
  • Creating Links
  • Building Bulleted and Numbered Lists
  • Making your point with bulleted lists
  • Numbered lists: Easy as one, two, three
  • Inserting Special Characters
  • Inserting Images
  • First, a mercifully brief look at image formats
  • Inserting an image
  • Turning an image into a link
  • Chapter 4 Building Web Forms.
  • What the Heck Is a Web Form?
  • Getting Your Form off the Ground
  • Including a Button
  • Gathering Text
  • Working with text boxes
  • Working with text areas
  • Adding labels
  • Including Checkboxes
  • Setting Up Radio Buttons
  • Making Selection Lists
  • Adding a Picker or Two
  • Chapter 5 Exploring the CSS Box Model
  • Getting to Know the Box Model
  • Touring the box model
  • Getting the hand of block and inline boxes
  • Putting on Some Padding
  • Building a Border
  • Applying a border
  • Rounding a border
  • Messing with Margins
  • Styling Sizes
  • Specifying a minimum or maximum height or width
  • Making width and height easier
  • Chapter 6 Selecting Stuff with Selectors
  • Understanding Element Relationships
  • Getting to Know the Selector
  • Exploring the Standard Selectors
  • The type selector
  • The class selector (.)
  • The id selector (#)
  • Selecting Descendants, Children, and Siblings
  • The descendant combinator ( )
  • The child combinator (&gt
  • )
  • The subsequent-sibling combinator (~)
  • The next-sibling combinator (+)
  • Working with Pseudo-Classes
  • Styling elements with pseudo-classes
  • Matching child elements
  • :first-child
  • :last-child
  • :nth-child()
  • :nth-last-child()
  • Chapter 7 Taking the Measure of CSS
  • Getting to Know the CSS Measurement Units
  • Learning the Absolute Measurement Units
  • Learning the Relative Measurement Units
  • Playing with percentages
  • Trying on the em unit for size
  • Making your life easier with the rem unit
  • Taking the browser into account with viewport units
  • Chapter 8 Decorating Element Colors and Backgrounds
  • Picking Out Colors in CSS
  • Working with color keywords
  • Wielding the rgb() function
  • Figuring out RGB codes
  • Giving the hsl() function a whirl
  • Coloring Page Text
  • Styling Background Colors and Images
  • Coloring an element's background.
  • Adding a background image
  • Chapter 9 Tweaking Text Typographically
  • Formatting with Fonts
  • Understanding typefaces
  • Styling text with a font family
  • Introducing the font stack
  • Formatting text with generic fonts
  • Formatting text with system fonts
  • Working with web fonts
  • Linking to a web font
  • Self-hosting a web font
  • Tweaking the Type Size
  • Styling Text with Bold and Italics
  • Styling bold text
  • Styling italic text
  • Aligning Text Just So
  • Setting text alignment
  • Hyphenating text
  • Indenting first lines
  • Chapter 10 Ten Must-Memorize CSS Selectors
  • The Class Selector
  • The Id Selector
  • The Type Selector
  • The Descendant Combinator
  • The Child Combinator
  • The Subsequent-Sibling Combinator
  • The Next-Sibling Combinator
  • The First-Child Pseudo-Class
  • The Last-Child Pseudo-Class
  • The Nth-Child Pseudo-Class
  • Index
  • EULA.