Most Web pages are written in HTML, a simple language that is used, for the most part, to format text and images, to let users enter data, and to provide links to other pages. HTML chapter discusses how HTML works, and includes examples.
CSS chapter covers how to use styles, fonts, and colors across all the Web pages in your Web site. It covers vital topics, such as cascading style sheets, XHTML and HTML 4.0/5.0 standards, and validation of your HTML so that your pages look similar across different browsers.
JavaScript is a language very loosely-based on Java that allows you to easily add some programming capabilities to your HTML Web page. This chapter describes what JavaScript is, what it is not, and what it does.
CSS chapter covers how to use styles, fonts, and colors across all the Web pages in your Web site. It covers vital topics, such as cascading style sheets, XHTML and HTML 4.0/5.0 standards, and validation of your HTML so that your pages look similar across different browsers.
JavaScript is a language very loosely-based on Java that allows you to easily add some programming capabilities to your HTML Web page. This chapter describes what JavaScript is, what it is not, and what it does.
