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This tutorial goes through how to create a basic web page using Notepad.
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Here we will go through some graphic-related HTML elements. This includes using HTML to add images to your web pages.
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CDATA refers to plain old character data
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A description of some basic HTML elements used in the BODY of Web documents. This includes paragraph breaks, new lines and headings.
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Hyper-Text Mark-up Language (or HTML for short) is the language used to specify the construction of Web pages. Web pages are a form of HyperText and include text, graphics and links to other HTML documents.
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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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Although it isn't all that common, sometimes you need to embed application-specific instructions into your information, to affect how it will be processed. XML provides a mechanism to allow this, called processing instructions or, more commonly, PIs.
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Now we have an easy and platform-independent method of describing XML data, validating its type as we wish and modifying and reading it programmatically. So we basically have a transportable miniature database. No surprise then that when you start to work with it, you'll feel the need for a query mechanism. Using the DOM, you can get to each and every node in your document, but it can get tiresome, maneuvering through the hierarchies of children to find that single node you are interested in.
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When we want to exchange information with other applications, it would be nice if everyone would use the same document types (that is use the same validation rules). However, it is inevitable that, for comparable types of data, several document types will emerge. Some repositories will emerge, where schemas and DTDs can be stored and shared. Often these are industry-wide initiatives. However, several schemas for the same data will exist.
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First of all a warning: be careful - the eval and script elements are not specified in the XSLT recommendation. They are Microsoft extensions, available only in their MSXML implementation. So, if you want to be able to switch XSLT implementations later on, do not use these features.
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