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The ebook is about "XHTML in easy steps" by Mike Mcgrath
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Introducing XHTML
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Head information
- Body
content
- Adding
style
- Making
lists
- Building
tables
- Hyperlinks and anchors - ,
- creating - links
use the a & /a tags.
- following - there are three
ways to follow a link. pointer on target and mouse click,
tab to each link visable and then press enter, and third
the accesskey attribute. adding the attribute can allow
pressing alt+# can go to that link. see
example.
- anchors - Any element can become the target of a
hyperlink if its id name, preceded by a # hash character
, is assigned to an a tag/element href attribute.
- images - adding the image tag to the a tag allows an
image can be a link.
- tab - to use the tab to
navigate thru the links, add the tabindex="1" attribute
to the a tag.
- target - three other attributes to the
a element are charset, type, hreflang.
- relationship
- the a element can also use the rel andd rev attributes
just like in the
link element.
- Embedding
objects
- Using
frames
- Creating
forms
- Borders
and margins
- Displaying
content
- Stylish
text
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Controlling backgrounds
- XHTML
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