Advanced HTML?

Cheers

These tutorials were with the HTML tutorial. I didn't think they belong with the "beginner's" HTML tutorials because these are somewhat confusing or maybe not really necessary to know. To fully understand how to work with forms, one must know how to work with form handlers. Apparently, form handlers are covered in the PHP and ASP tutorials. I just don't want to learn about that right now, because I'm not sure if I ever would be using forms on my webpages.

As for the HTML5 stuff, well... because I'm a bit of a perfectionist, I think it's a great thing! I love it! However, I think many amateur webpage designers might stick with HTML4 or tackle XHTML. So, I thought HTML5 belongs to the "advanced" section, since it is the newest version of markup language. It will eventually replace XHTML (a combination of HTML4 and XML).

I really wanna get into the CSS first, and then the javascript tutorials, -- aaaaand for sure, another glass of wine!


Forms

Definition
Input Tag
Text Input
Radio Input
Submit Input
Action
Method
Get or Post?
Name
Fieldset & Legend
Email
Completed
Attributes
Test #1

Form Element

Select & Option
Optgroup
Textarea
Button
HTML5
Datalist
Keygen
Output
Review
Test #2

Form Input Types

Overview
Password
Checkbox
Buttons
Number
Date
Date Restricted
Color
Range
Month
Week
Time
Datetime-Local
Email
Search
Tel
URL
Test #3

Form Input Attributes

Value
Readonly
Disabled
Size
Maxlength
New HTML5
Autocomplete
Novalidate
Autofocus
Form
Formaction
Formenctype
Formmethod
Formnovalidate
Formtarget
Height & Width
List
Min & Max
Multiple
Pattern
Placeholder
Required
Step
Test #4

HTML5

HTML5
New elements & API's
Obsolete elements
HTML history
Block HTML5 elements
Add elements
The Shiv
Shiv Solution
HTML5 Skeleton
New semantic tags
More new semantic tags
New form elements
New input types & attributes
New attribute syntax
Graphics
New media elements

Semantic Elements

Definition
New semantic elements
Section element
Article element
Nesting semantic elements
Header element
Footer element
Nav element
Aside element
Figure and figcaption
Why semantic elements?
Review: semantic tags

Oh gawsh, I'm bored...
I need a break from this!
Going over to learn CSS now...


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