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The SGML formalizes the concept of a document type and provides for a separate file called a Document Type Definition (DTD), which identifies all of the elements in its respective document, and indicates the structural relationships among them.
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This section covers the font of the text, and how to specify different fonts for the text to fit your needs.
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When using page anchors (those parts of the page, such as headings, that you jump to with links), you can (theoretically) style the element that is the anchor itself by using the target pseudo class.
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Understand how the CSS functions in the background code, and begin refining your layout. Geoff Blake throws it at ya, over at Ten Ton Books!
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First, let's dissect and discuss a typical web template.
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This section explains how to add a check box to your site, which is a box on a web page that can be checked by the user.
May 8,
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Constructing a page without tables.
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XML can be used for marking up three different kinds of information...
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For the uninitiated, it can all seem a bit mysterious, confusing, and down-right daunting. Geoff Blake puts all this confusion and mystery to bed, once and for all in a video tutorial on Ten Ton Books.
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Linking is the next element in an XHTML document. The contents of this chapter discuss how linking of XHTML documents is done, how images are inserted in a website and how hyperlinks are created.
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This quick video is meant to show you how Microsoft Expression Web determines Layers, and how the Layers Task Pane displays div tags. To futher understand how layers and divs are used, I recommend watching the follow up video about positioning.
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An XML processor is more commonly called a parser, since it simply parses XML and provides the application with any information it needs. There are quite a number of XML parsers available, many of which are free.
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The <BODY> tag allows you to define global color attributes for the page. The following table outlines these attributes.
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This section covers what CGI is and how it relates to forms, and also gives some helpful links to CGI related web sites.
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It?s not just search engines that make you popular. Check out these 10 easy steps for a broken hit counter.
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