Short Course in HTML

This book is intended for beginning authors of Web documents (pages). It covers most of the features available in the latest (4.0) version of HTML. This book may also be useful for those who use a graphical tool, such as FrontPage, to author Web documents as the documents created are toolscontrolled by HTML tags.This book covers HTML 4.0, in conjunction with the 4.0 browsers, Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. It is divided into four chapters. The first covers elementary concepts and simple tags, with each subsequent chapter taking a deeper look into the more sophisticated features that create amore complex and impressive Web page.There are comprehensive appendices that provide a quick reference as the students prepare Web pages as well as 20 Drill and 20 Practice questions at the end of each chapter. There is also a supporting web site that provides an interactive tutorial for each chapter. A script engine, written inJavaScript, drives the 20 Drill questions and answers. If an incorrect answer is supplied, the program will explain why. The site also contains source files listed in the book, identified by a file name listed in the text. http://www.geocities/SiliconValley/Lab/7590/flin.html .