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Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual Table of Contents Copyright The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements The Missing Manual Series Introduction What You Need to Get Started About This Book Macintosh and Windows About the Outline About These Arrows Downloadable Examples About MissingManuals.com Safari® Enabled Part One: Welcome to the Web Chapter 1. Preparing for the Web Section 1.1. Introducing the World Wide Web Section 1.2. Planning a Web Site Section 1.3. The Ingredients of a Web Site Chapter 2. Creating Your First Page Section 2.1. The Anatomy of a Web Page Section 2.2. The HTML Tag Section 2.3. The HTML Document Section 2.4. XHTML Chapter 3. Putting Your Page on the Web Section 3.1. How Web Hosting Works Section 3.2. Domain Names Section 3.3. Getting Web Space Section 3.4. Transferring Files Chapter 4. Power Tools Section 4.1. Choosing Your Tools Section 4.2. Working with Your HTML Editor Part Two: Building Better Web Pages Chapter 5. HTML Text Tags Section 5.1. Understanding Text and the Web Section 5.2. Basic Text Tags Section 5.3. HTML Tags for Lists Section 5.4. Inline Formatting Chapter 6. Style Sheets Section 6.1. Style Sheet Basics Section 6.2. Colors Section 6.3. Fonts Section 6.4. Text Alignment and Spacing Section 6.5. Borders Section 6.6. Class Selectors Chapter 7. Adding Graphics Section 7.1. Understanding Images Section 7.2. Images and Styles Section 7.3. Techniques with Graphics Section 7.4. Finding Free Art Chapter 8. Linking Pages Section 8.1. Understanding the Anchor Section 8.2. Image Links and Image Maps Section 8.3. Adding Bookmarks Section 8.4. When Good Links Go Bad Section 8.5. Link Checkers Chapter 9. Page Layout Tools:Tables and Styles Section 9.1. HTML Tables Section 9.2. Style-Based Layout Chapter 10. Frames Section 10.1. The Problem with Repeating Content Section 10.2. Frame Basics Section 10.3. Building Better Frames Pages Part Three: Connecting with Your Audience Chapter 11. Attracting Visitors Section 11.1. Your Web Site Promotion Plan Section 11.2. Spreading the Word Section 11.3. Adding Meta Tags Section 11.4. Directories and Search Engines Section 11.5. Tracking Visitors Chapter 12. Letting Visitors Talk to You (and Each Other) Section 12.1. Transforming a Site into a Community Section 12.2. Helping Visitors Email You Section 12.3. Adding Forums and Groups to Your Site Chapter 13. Making Money with Your Site Section 13.1. Money Making the Web Way Section 13.2. Google AdSense Section 13.3. Amazon Associates Section 13.4. PayPal Merchant Tools Part Four: Web Site Frills Chapter 14. JavaScript and DHTML: Adding Interactivity Section 14.1. Understanding JavaScript Section 14.2. JavaScript 101 Section 14.3. Dynamic HTML Section 14.4. Scripts on the Web Chapter 15. Fancy Buttons and Menus Section 15.1. Creating Fancy Buttons Section 15.2. Creating Fancy Menus Chapter 16. Audio and Video Section 16.1. Understanding Multimedia Section 16.2. Background Music Section 16.3. Video Clips Section 16.4. Animations Part Five: Blogs Chapter 17. Blogs Section 17.1. Understanding Blogs Section 17.2. Getting Started with Blogger Part Six: Appendixes Appendix A. HTML Quick Reference Section A.1. HTML Tags Section A.2. HTML Character Entities Section A.3. HTML Color Names Appendix B. Useful Web Sites Section B.1. Chapter Links Colophon Index SYMBOL A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual By Matthew MacDonald ............................................... Publisher: O'Reilly Pub Date: October 2005 ISBN: 0-596-00842-2 Pages: 559 Table of Contents | Index Think you have to be a technical wizard to build a great web site? Think again. For anyone who wants to create an engaging web site--for either personal or business purposes--Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual demystifies the process and provides tools, techniques, and expert guidance for developing a professional and reliable web presence. Like every Missing Manual, you can count on Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual to be entertaining and insightful and complete with all the vital information, clear-headed advice, and detailed instructions you need to master the task at hand. Author Matthew MacDonald teaches you the fundamentals of creating, maintaining, and updating an effective, attractive, and visitor-friendly web site- -from scratch or from an existing site that's a little too simple or flat for your liking. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual doesn't only cover how to create a well-designed, appealing, smart web site that is thoroughly up to date and brimming with the latest features. It also covers why it's worth the effort by explaining the rationale for creating a site in the first place and discussing what makes a given web site particularly aesthetic, dynamic, and powerful. It further helps you determine your needs and goals and make well informed design and content decisions. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual includes a basic primer on HTML, working with JavaScript, and incorporating services like Paypal's shopping cart, Amazon's associate program, and Google AdSense and AdWords. It delivers advanced tricks for formatting, graphics, audio and video, as well as Flash animation and dynamic content. And you'll learn how to identify and connect with your site's audience through forms, forums, meta tags, and search engines. This isn't just another dry, uninspired book on how to create a web site. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual is a witty and intelligent guide for all of you who are ready to make your ideas and vision a web reality. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual By Matthew MacDonald ............................................... Publisher: O'Reilly Pub Date: October 2005 ISBN: 0-596-00842-2 Pages: 559 Table of Contents | Index Copyright The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements The Missing Manual Series Introduction What You Need to Get Started About This Book Macintosh and Windows About the Outline About These Arrows Downloadable Examples About MissingManuals.com Safari® Enabled Part One: Welcome to the Web Chapter 1. Preparing for the Web Section 1.1. Introducing the World Wide Web Section 1.2. Planning a Web Site Section 1.3. The Ingredients of a Web Site Chapter 2. Creating Your First Page Section 2.1. The Anatomy of a Web Page Section 2.2. The HTML Tag Section 2.3. The HTML Document Section 2.4. XHTML

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Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual Table of Contents Copyright The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements The Missing Manual Series Introduction What You Need to Get Started About This Book Macintosh and Windows About the Outline About These Arrows Downloadable Examples About MissingManuals.com Safari® Enabled Part One: Welcome to the Web Chapter 1. Preparing for the Web Section 1.1. Introducing the World Wide Web Section 1.2. Planning a Web Site Section 1.3. The Ingredients of a Web Site Chapter 2. Creating Your First Page Section 2.1. The Anatomy of a Web Page Section 2.2. The HTML Tag Section 2.3. The HTML Document Section 2.4. XHTML Chapter 3. Putting Your Page on the Web Section 3.1. How Web Hosting Works Section 3.2. Domain Names Section 3.3. Getting Web Space Section 3.4. Transferring Files Chapter 4. Power Tools Section 4.1. Choosing Your Tools Section 4.2. Working with Your HTML Editor Part Two: Building Better Web Pages Chapter 5. HTML Text Tags Section 5.1. Understanding Text and the Web Section 5.2. Basic Text Tags Section 5.3. HTML Tags for Lists Section 5.4. Inline Formatting Chapter 6. Style Sheets Section 6.1. Style Sheet Basics Section 6.2. Colors Section 6.3. Fonts Section 6.4. Text Alignment and Spacing Section 6.5. Borders Section 6.6. Class Selectors Chapter 7. Adding Graphics Section 7.1. Understanding Images Section 7.2. Images and Styles Section 7.3. Techniques with Graphics Section 7.4. Finding Free Art Chapter 8. Linking Pages Section 8.1. Understanding the Anchor Section 8.2. Image Links and Image Maps Section 8.3. Adding Bookmarks Section 8.4. When Good Links Go Bad Section 8.5. Link Checkers Chapter 9. Page Layout Tools:Tables and Styles Section 9.1. HTML Tables Section 9.2. Style-Based Layout Chapter 10. Frames Section 10.1. The Problem with Repeating Content Section 10.2. Frame Basics Section 10.3. Building Better Frames Pages Part Three: Connecting with Your Audience Chapter 11. Attracting Visitors Section 11.1. Your Web Site Promotion Plan Section 11.2. Spreading the Word Section 11.3. Adding Meta Tags Section 11.4. Directories and Search Engines Section 11.5. Tracking Visitors Chapter 12. Letting Visitors Talk to You (and Each Other) Section 12.1. Transforming a Site into a Community Section 12.2. Helping Visitors Email You Section 12.3. Adding Forums and Groups to Your Site Chapter 13. Making Money with Your Site Section 13.1. Money Making the Web Way Section 13.2. Google AdSense Section 13.3. Amazon Associates Section 13.4. PayPal Merchant Tools Part Four: Web Site Frills Chapter 14. JavaScript and DHTML: Adding Interactivity Section 14.1. Understanding JavaScript Section 14.2. JavaScript 101 Section 14.3. Dynamic HTML Section 14.4. Scripts on the Web Chapter 15. Fancy Buttons and Menus Section 15.1. Creating Fancy Buttons Section 15.2. Creating Fancy Menus Chapter 16. Audio and Video Section 16.1. Understanding Multimedia Section 16.2. Background Music Section 16.3. Video Clips Section 16.4. Animations Part Five: Blogs Chapter 17. Blogs Section 17.1. Understanding Blogs Section 17.2. Getting Started with Blogger Part Six: Appendixes Appendix A. HTML Quick Reference Section A.1. HTML Tags Section A.2. HTML Character Entities Section A.3. HTML Color Names Appendix B. Useful Web Sites Section B.1. Chapter Links Colophon Index SYMBOL A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual By Matthew MacDonald ............................................... Publisher: O'Reilly Pub Date: October 2005 ISBN: 0-596-00842-2 Pages: 559 Table of Contents | Index Think you have to be a technical wizard to build a great web site? Think again. For anyone who wants to create an engaging web site--for either personal or business purposes--Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual demystifies the process and provides tools, techniques, and expert guidance for developing a professional and reliable web presence. Like every Missing Manual, you can count on Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual to be entertaining and insightful and complete with all the vital information, clear-headed advice, and detailed instructions you need to master the task at hand. Author Matthew MacDonald teaches you the fundamentals of creating, maintaining, and updating an effective, attractive, and visitor-friendly web site- -from scratch or from an existing site that's a little too simple or flat for your liking. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual doesn't only cover how to create a well-designed, appealing, smart web site that is thoroughly up to date and brimming with the latest features. It also covers why it's worth the effort by explaining the rationale for creating a site in the first place and discussing what makes a given web site particularly aesthetic, dynamic, and powerful. It further helps you determine your needs and goals and make well informed design and content decisions. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual includes a basic primer on HTML, working with JavaScript, and incorporating services like Paypal's shopping cart, Amazon's associate program, and Google AdSense and AdWords. It delivers advanced tricks for formatting, graphics, audio and video, as well as Flash animation and dynamic content. And you'll learn how to identify and connect with your site's audience through forms, forums, meta tags, and search engines. This isn't just another dry, uninspired book on how to create a web site. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual is a witty and intelligent guide for all of you who are ready to make your ideas and vision a web reality. Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual By Matthew MacDonald ............................................... Publisher: O'Reilly Pub Date: October 2005 ISBN: 0-596-00842-2 Pages: 559 Table of Contents | Index Copyright The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements The Missing Manual Series Introduction What You Need to Get Started About This Book Macintosh and Windows About the Outline About These Arrows Downloadable Examples About MissingManuals.com Safari® Enabled Part One: Welcome to the Web Chapter 1. Preparing for the Web Section 1.1. Introducing the World Wide Web Section 1.2. Planning a Web Site Section 1.3. The Ingredients of a Web Site Chapter 2. Creating Your First Page Section 2.1. The Anatomy of a Web Page Section 2.2. The HTML Tag Section 2.3. The HTML Document Section 2.4. XHTML

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Think you have to be a technical wizard to build a great web site? Think again. For anyone who wants to create an engaging web site--for either personal or business purposes--Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual demystifies the process and provides tools, techniques, and expert guidance for develo
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