Essence
Introduction- About the HTML 4.0 specification
- Introduction to HTML 4.0
- SGML also HTML
- Correlation: needs also recommendations
- Representation of an act in HTML format - Character sets, character encodings and entities
- Basic HTML data types - Information about symbols, colors, lengths, URIs, content types, etc.
- Global structure of the act in HTML format - Sections HEAD also BODY document
- Information about the language is also a text course - Texts in different languages
- Text - Paragraphs, lines are also phrases
- Lists - Unordered, ordered lists are also lists of definitions
- Tables
- Introduction to Tables
- Elements of the construction of tables
- Formatting of tables by visual representatives of users
- Presentation of tables by non-visual representatives of users
- Example table
- References - Hypertext also device-independent links
- Objects, Images, and Applets
- Style Sheets - Style in HTML documents
- Alignment, font styles also have horizontal separators
- Frames - Act representation in several windows
- Forms - User-filled forms: text fields, buttons, menus, etc.
- Introduction to Forms
- Control elements
- FORM element
- INPUT element
- BUTTON element
- Elements SELECT , OPTGROUP also OPTION
- Element TEXTAREA
- ISINDEX element
- Labels
- Adding structures to the forms: FIELDSET elements are also LEGEND
- Transition of focus to an element
- Disconnected controls are also read-only elements
- Sending a form
- Scripts - Animated documents are also intelligent forms
- Background information SGML for HTML - Formal HTML definition also validation
- SGML-HTML 4.0 Announcement
- Document Type Definition
- Transitional Document Type Definition
- Frameset Document Type Definition
- Character entity references in HTML 4.0
- Differences between HTML 3.2 and HTML 4.0
- Differences in elements
- Differences in attributes
- Differences in availability
- Differences in metadata
- Differences in the text
- Differences in references
- Differences in tables
- Differences in images, objects and navigation maps
- Differences in forms
- Differences in stylesheets
- Differences in frames
- Differences in scripts
- Differences in internationalization
- Performance, Implementation, and Design Notes
References
Index of elements
Attribute Index
Pointer
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