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Spis treści

Head First HTML and CSS. A Learner's Guide to Creating Standards-Based Web Pages. 2nd Edition eBook -- spis treści

• Head First HTML and CSS
• Dedication
• Praise for Head First HTML and CSS
• More Praise for Head First HTML and CSS
• Praise for other books by Eric Freeman and Elisabeth Robson
• Authors of Head First HTML and CSS
• How to Use This Book: Intro
  • Who is this book for?
    • Who should probably back away from this book?
  • We know what youre thinking
    • And we know what your brain is thinking
  • Metacognition: thinking about thinking
  • Heres what WE did
  • Heres what YOU can do to bend your brain into submission
  • Read me
  • Tech reviewers (first edition)
  • Acknowledgments (first edition)
  • Tech reviewers (second edition)
  • Acknowledgments (second edition)
  • Safari Books Online
• 1. Getting to Know HTML: The Language of the Web
  • The Web Video killed the radio star
  • What does the web server do?
  • What does the web browser do?
  • What you write (the HTML)
  • What the browser creates
  • Your big break at Starbuzz Coffee
  • Creating the Starbuzz web page
  • Creating an HTML file (Mac)
  • Creating an HTML file (Windows)
  • Meanwhile, back at Starbuzz Coffee...
  • Saving your work
  • Opening your web page in a browser
  • Take your page for a test drive
  • Are we there yet?
  • Another test drive
  • Tags dissected
  • Meet the style element
  • Giving Starbuzz some style...
  • Cruisin with style...
• 2. Going Further with Hypertext: Meeting the HT in HTML
  • Head First Lounge, new and improved
  • Creating the new lounge
  • What did we do?
    • What does the browser do?
  • Understanding attributes
  • Getting organized
  • Organizing the lounge...
  • Technical difficulties
  • Planning your paths...
  • Fixing those broken images...
    • Finding the path from lounge.html to drinks.gif
    • Finding the path from elixir.html to red.jpg
• 3. Building Blocks: Web Page Construction
  • From journal to website, at 12 mph
  • The rough design sketch
  • From a sketch to an outline
  • From the outline to a web page
  • Test driving Tonys web page
  • Adding some new elements
  • Meet the <q> element
    • And test drive
  • Looooong quotes
  • Adding a <blockquote>
  • The real truth behind the <q> and <blockquote> mystery
  • Meanwhile, back at Tonys site...
  • Of course, you could use the <p> element to make a list...
    • But there are lots of reasons not to
  • Constructing HTML lists in two easy steps
  • Taking a test drive through the cities
  • Putting one element inside another is called nesting
  • To understand the nesting relationships, draw a picture
  • Using nesting to make sure your tags match
    • So what?
• 4. Getting Connected: A Trip to Webville
  • Getting Starbuzz (or yourself) onto the Web
  • Finding a hosting company
  • HELLO, my domain name is...
  • How can you get a domain name?
  • Moving in
  • Getting your files to the root folder
  • As much FTP as you can possibly fit in two pages
  • Back to business...
  • Mainstreet, URL
  • What is HTTP?
  • Whats an absolute path?
  • How default pages work
  • How do we link to other websites?
  • Linking to Caffeine Buzz
  • And now for the test drive...
  • Web page fit and finish
    • Improving accessibility by adding a title to your links
  • The title test drive...
  • Linking into a page
  • Using the id attribute to create a destination for <a>
  • How to link to elements with ids
    • Finding the destination heading
    • Now that youve got your hands on their HTML...
    • Reworking the link in index.html
  • Linking to a new window
  • Opening a new window using target
• 5. Adding Images to your Pages: Meeting the Media
  • How the browser works with images
  • How images work
    • So, what are the differences among JPEG, PNG, and GIF?
  • <img>: its not just relative links anymore
  • Always provide an alternative
  • Sizing up your images
  • Creating the ultimate fan site: myPod
  • Check out myPods index.html file
  • Whoa! The image is way too large
  • Resize the image to fit in the browser
    • Heres what youre going to do:
  • Open the image
  • Resizing the image
  • Youve resizednow save
  • Save the image
  • Fixing up the myPod HTML
  • And now for the test drive...
  • More photos for myPod
  • Taking myPod for another test drive
  • Reworking the site to use thumbnails
    • Create a new directory for thumbnails
  • Create the thumbnails
  • Rework the HTML to use the thumbnails
  • Take myPod for another test drive
  • Turning the thumbnails into links
  • Create individual pages for the photos
  • So, how do I make links out of images?
  • Add the image links to index.html
  • Open the myPod logo
    • A closer look...
  • What format should we use?
  • To be transparent, or not to be transparent? That is the question...
  • Save the transparent PNG
  • Wait, what is the color of the web page background?
  • Set the matte color
  • Check out the logo with a matte
  • Save the logo
  • Add the logo to the myPod web page
  • And now for the final test drive
• 6. Standards and All that Jazz: Getting Serious with HTML
  • A Brief History of HTML
  • The new, and improved, HTML5 doctype
  • HTML, the new living standard
  • Adding the document type definition
  • The doctype test drive
  • Meet the W3C validator
  • Validating the Head First Lounge
  • Houston, we have a problem...
  • Fixing that error
  • Were almost there...
  • Adding a meta tag to specify the character encoding
  • Making the validator (and more than a few browsers) happy with a <meta> tag...
  • Third times the charm?
  • Calling all HTML professionals, grab the handbook...
• 7. Getting Started with CSS: Adding a Little Style
  • Youre not in Kansas anymore
  • Overheard on Webvilles Trading Spaces
  • Using CSS with HTML
  • Wanna add more style?
  • Getting CSS into your HTML
  • Adding style to the lounge
  • Cruising with style: the test drive
  • Style the heading
    • Test drive...
  • Lets put a line under the welcome message too
  • We have the technology: specifying a second rule, just for the h1
    • Another test drive...
  • So, how do selectors really work?
  • Seeing selectors visually
  • Getting the lounge style into the elixirs and directions pages
  • Creating the lounge.css file
  • Linking from lounge.html to the external stylesheet
  • Linking from elixir.html and directions.html to the external stylesheet
  • Test driving the entire lounge...
  • Its time to talk about your inheritance...
    • The elements inside the <p> element inherit the font-family style from <p>
  • What if we move the font up the family tree?
    • What are you waiting for...give it a try
  • Test drive your new CSS
  • Overriding inheritance
  • Test drive
  • Adding an element to the greentea class
  • Creating a class selector
  • A greentea test drive
  • Taking classes further...
  • The worlds smallest and fastest guide to how styles are applied
    • First, do any selectors select your element?
    • What about inheritance?
    • Struck out again? Then use the default
    • What if multiple selectors select an element?
    • And if we still dont have a clear winner?
  • Making sure the lounge CSS validates
• 8. Styling with Fonts and Colors: Expanding Your Vocabulary
  • Text and fonts from 30,000 feet
  • What is a font family anyway?
  • Specifying font families using CSS
  • How font-family specifications work
  • Dusting off Tonys journal
  • Getting Tony a new font-family
  • Test driving Tonys new fonts
  • How do I deal with everyone having different fonts?
  • How Web Fonts work
  • How to add a Web Font to your page...
    • Step one: Find a font
    • Step two: Make sure you have all the formats of the font you need
    • Step three: Place your font files on the Web
    • Step 4: Add the @font-face property to your CSS
    • Step five: Use the font-family name in your CSS
    • Step six: Load the page!
  • Test drive the Web Font in Tonys journal
  • Adjusting font sizes
  • So, how should I specify my font sizes?
  • Lets make these changes to the font sizes in Tonys web page
  • Test driving the font sizes
  • Changing a fonts weight
  • Test drive the normal-weight headings
  • Adding style to your fonts
  • Styling Tonys quotes with a little italic
  • How do web colors work?
  • How do I specify web colors? Let me count the ways...
    • Specify color by name
    • Specify color in red, green, and blue values
    • Specify color using hex codes
  • The two-minute guide to hex codes
  • How to find web colors
    • Using an online color chart
  • Back to Tonys page...were going to make the headings orange, and add an underline too
  • Test drive Tonys orange headings
  • Everything you ever wanted to know about text decorations in less than one page
  • Removing the underline...
• 9. The Box Model: Getting Intimate with Elements
  • The lounge gets an upgrade
  • The new and improved, ultra-stylish lounge
  • Setting up the new lounge
  • Starting with a few simple upgrades
  • A very quick test drive
  • One more adjustment
  • Checking out the new line height
  • Getting ready for some major renovations
  • A closer look at the box model
  • What you can do to boxes
  • Meanwhile, back at the lounge...
  • Creating the guarantee style
  • A test drive of the paragraph border
  • Padding, border, and margins for the guarantee
  • Adding some padding
  • A test drive with some padding
  • Now lets add some margin
  • A test drive with the margin
  • Adding a background image
  • Test driving the background image
  • Fixing the background image
  • Another test drive of the background image
  • How do you add padding only on the left?
  • Are we there yet?
  • How do you increase the margin just on the right?
  • A two-minute guide to borders
  • Border fit and finish
  • Congratulations!
    • Welcome back, and good timing. Were just about to listen in on an interview with a class...
  • The id attribute
  • But how do I use id in CSS?
  • Using an id in the lounge
    • Step one: Change the class attribute to an id in your lounge.html file
    • Step two: Change the .guarantee class selector in lounge.css to an id selector
    • Step three: Save your changes and reload the page
  • Remixing stylesheets
  • Using multiple stylesheets
  • Stylesheetstheyre not just for desktop browsers anymore...
  • Add media queries right into your CSS
• 10. Divs and Spans: Advanced Web Construction
  • A close look at the elixirs HTML
  • Lets explore how we can divide a page into logical sections
    • Identifying your logical sections
    • Using <div>s to mark sections
    • Labeling the <div>s
    • Adding some style
    • Exposing even more structure
    • Adding structure on structure
  • Meanwhile, back at the lounge...
  • Taking the <div> for a test drive
  • Adding a border
  • An over-the-border test drive
  • Adding some real style to the elixirs section
  • The game plan
  • Working on the elixir width
  • Test driving the width
  • Adding the basic styles to the elixirs
  • Test driving the new styles
  • Were almost there...
  • What are we trying to do?
    • What we have now
    • What we want
  • What we need is a way to select descendants
  • Changing the color of the elixir headings
  • A quick test drive...
  • Fixing the line height
  • Look what youve accomplished...
  • Its time to take a little shortcut
  • But theres more...
    • ...and dont forget the shorthand for backgrounds
  • And even more shorthands
  • Adding <span>s in three easy steps
  • Steps one and two: Adding the <span>s
  • Step three: Styling the <span>s
  • Test driving the spans
  • The <a> element and its multiple personalities
  • How can you style elements based on their state?
  • Putting those pseudo-classes to work
  • Test drive the links
  • Isnt it about time we talk about the cascade?
  • The cascade
  • Welcome to the Whats my specificity? game
  • Putting it all together
• 11. Layout and Positioning: Arranging Elements
  • Did you do the Super Brain Power?
  • Use the Flow, Luke
  • What about inline elements?
  • How it all works together
  • One more thing you should know about flow and boxes
    • When the browser is placing two inline elements next to each other...
    • When the browser is placing two block elements on top of each other...
  • How to float an element
    • First, give it an identity
    • Now give it a width
    • Now float it
  • Behind the scenes at the lounge
  • The new Starbuzz
  • A look at the markup
  • And a look at the style
  • Lets take Starbuzz to the next level
  • Move the sidebar just below the header
  • Set the width of the sidebar and float it
  • Test driving Starbuzz
  • Fixing the two-column problem
  • Setting the margin on the main section
  • Test drive
  • Uh oh, we have another problem
  • Solving the overlap problem
  • Test drive
  • Righty tighty, lefty loosey
    • Step one: Start with the sidebar
    • Step two: Take care of the main content
    • Step three: Take care of the footer
  • A quick test drive
  • Liquid and frozen designs
    • HTML changes
    • CSS changes
  • A frozen test drive
  • Whats the state between liquid and frozen? Jello, of course!
  • Test driving with a tank of jello
  • How absolute positioning works
    • What the CSS does
  • Another example of absolute positioning
    • Whos on top?
  • Using absolute positioning
  • Changing the Starbuzz CSS
  • Now we just need to rework the main <div>
  • Time for the absolute test drive
  • How CSS table display works
  • How to create the CSS and HTML for a table display
  • Adding HTML structure for the table display
  • How to use CSS to create table displays
  • Meanwhile, back at Starbuzz...
  • A quick test drive...
  • Whats the problem with the spacing?
  • Fix the spacing
  • A final test drive of our table display
  • Strategies for your CSS layout toolbox
    • The Floating Layout
    • The Jello Layout
    • The Absolute Layout
    • The Table Display Layout
  • Problems with the header
  • Fixing the header images with float
  • Test drive your float
    • How float works in the header
  • Adding the award
  • Positioning the award
  • How does fixed positioning work?
  • Putting the coupon on the page
  • Putting the coupon on the page
  • Using a negative left property value
  • A rather positive, negative test drive
• 12. HTML5 Markup: Modern HTML
  • Rethinking HTML structure
  • Modern Starbuzz
  • Update your Starbuzz HTML
  • Test driving the new ride
  • Before you continue...
  • How to update your CSS for the new elements
  • Test drive #2
  • Building the Starbuzz blog page
  • Setting up the CSS for the blog page
  • Test drive the blog page
  • We still need to add a date to the blog...
  • Adding the <time> element to your blog
    • Test drive the blog
  • How to add more <header> elements
  • Testing the header
  • So, whats wrong with the header anyway?
  • A final test drive for the headers
  • Completing the navigation
  • Adding the navigation CSS
  • Who needs GPS? Giving the navigation a test drive
  • Adding a <nav> element...
  • Making our CSS more specific...
  • Ta-da! Look at that navigation!
  • Creating the new blog entry
  • And now, introducing the <video> element
  • Lights, camera, action...
  • How does the <video> element work?
  • Closely inspecting the video attributes...
  • What you need to know about video formats
  • The video format contenders
  • How to juggle all those formats...
  • Take 2: lights, camera, action...
  • How to be even more specific with your video formats
  • Update and test drive
• 13. Tables and More Lists: Getting Tabular
  • How do you make tables with HTML?
  • Creating a table with HTML
  • What the browser creates
  • Tables dissected
  • Adding a caption
  • Test drive...and start thinking about style
  • Before we start styling, lets get the table into Tonys page
  • Now lets style the table
  • Taking the styled tables for a test drive
  • Getting those borders to collapse
  • How about some color?
  • How about some color in the table rows?
  • Did we mention that Tony made an interesting discovery in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico?
  • Another look at Tonys table
  • How to tell cells to span more than one row
  • Test drive the table
  • Trouble in paradise?
  • Test driving the nested table
  • Overriding the CSS for the nested table headings
  • Giving Tonys site the final polish
  • Giving the list some style
  • What if you want a custom marker?
    • And, the final test drive...
• 14. HTML Forms: Getting Interactive
  • How forms work
  • How forms work in the browser
  • What you write in HTML
  • What the browser creates
  • How the <form> element works
  • What can go in a form?
  • What can go in a form? (part 2)
  • Oh, even more can go in a form!
  • Getting ready to build the Bean Machine form
  • Figuring out what goes in the form element
  • Adding the <form> element
  • How form element names work
  • Back to getting those input elements into your HTML
  • A form-al test drive
  • Adding some more input elements to your form
  • Adding the select element
  • Test driving the <select> element
  • Give the customer a choice of whole or ground beans
  • Punching the radio buttons
  • Using more input types
  • Adding the number and date input types
  • Test driving the number and date input elements
  • Completing the form
  • Adding the checkboxes and text area
  • The final form test drive
  • Watching GET in action
  • Getting the form elements into HTML structure for table display layout
  • Styling the form with CSS
  • Test drive the styled form
  • A word about accessibility
  • What more could possibly go into a form?
  • More things that can go in a form
  • Congratulations! You made it to the end
• A. Leftovers: The Top Ten Topics (We Didnt Cover)
  • #1 More CSS selectors
    • Pseudo-elements
    • Attribute selectors
    • Selecting by siblings
    • Combining selectors
  • #2 Vendor-specific CSS properties
  • #3 CSS transforms and transitions
  • #4 Interactivity
    • What else can scripting do?
  • #5 HTML5 APIs and web apps
  • #6 More on Web Fonts
  • #7 Tools for creating web pages
    • Some tools to consider
  • #8 XHTML5
  • #9 Server-side scripting
  • #10 Audio
• B. This isnt goodbye
• Index
• About the Authors
• Colophon
• Copyright