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Hyperlinks: 
local References <a href="references.htm">References</a>
within a page Forms <a href="#Web Form Examples">Forms</a>
mailto Webmaster <a href="mailto:webmaster@usfca.edu">Webmaster</a>

Graphics: basic, file formats,

Color

Fonts, alternate fonts

Frames: just say NO

Tables

Browsers don't display empty table cells and Netscape will color empty table cells. The work-around is to insert a non breaking space (&nbsp;) or an image (such as a one pixel transparent GIF) to keep cells from being empty.

If you are having trouble getting the table you want, set border=1 so you can see the outline of your tables.

Web Form Examples 

One line text box

One line text box set to password

Scrolling text area

Check Box

Red  Blue Radio Buttons

  Drop Down List

Scrolling Menu allowing multiple selections

Forms consist of the form tags which enclose some number of field tags. The form tags specify the page to process the form results and should look like this:

<form method=get action=page.php>
... content tags go here
</form>

Field Options, Validation, Buttons, field sequence,

References:
Web Design Group www.htmlhelp.com has lots of reference information and a good CSS guide. Some of their documents are also available in Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish.
CNET Web Building http://home.cnet.com/webbuilding/ 
Web Monkey http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/ 
HTML the definitive guide or HTML & XHTML by Musciano & Kennedy, O'Reilly. 
CSS pocket reference by Eric Meyers, O'Reilly. The pocket version has  more up-to-date (5/01) compatibility information than the full size book.
 

 

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