More HTML for Dummies

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Today, everybody has a Web site, so everybody wants to know MORE than basic HTML markup. MORE HTML For Dummies, 2nd Edition, picks up where HTML For Dummies® , 3rd Edition, left off by demystifying the Web authoring process and giving you the know-how you need to design, build, and publish your Web pages. You'll find out how to jazz up your Web site by adding frames, tables, animation, 3-D, enriched text formats, and other cool stuff! You no longer have to worry about boring Web pages -- this easy-to-use reference will help you build attractive, dynamic Web pages in no time!

Inside, find helpful advice on how to Take advantage of advanced HTML markup and Web pages extensions to create an effective Web presence Find out MORE about Web site management tools and techniques Add animation, dynamic behavior, and 3-D worlds to your Web pages Explore the benefits of browser plug-ins like Shockwave, VRML, Acrobat, and Java Discover the dynamic capabilities of Web-based applications, such as chat rooms, search engines, database tools, and discussion forums Find more do's and don'ts for Web publishing and maintenance Build better Web sites with practical tips and shortcuts for page design and Web extensions

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  More HTML for Dummies

  • 1996
  • 390 pages
  • Paperback
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