HyperText Markup Language

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This is a guide to HTML, the markup language of the internet. This book is about HTML, not about how to make it dynamic — for that, see JavaScript. Cascading Style Sheets, a way of styling the HTML markup, is covered only briefly in this book.

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  1. Development stage: 100% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Introduction
  2. Development stage: 100% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Head and Body Elements
  3. Development stage: 75% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Paragraphs and Headings
  4. Development stage: 75% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Text Formatting
  5. Development stage: 75% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Hyperlinks
  6. Development stage: 75% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Images
  7. Development stage: 100% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Lists
  8. Development stage: 75% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Tables
  9. Development stage: 25% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Quotations
  10. Development stage: 25% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Comments
  11. Development stage: 25% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Forms
  12. Development stage: 25% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Changing the Look with CSS
  13. Development stage: 25% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Validating HTML
  14. Proscribed Techniques
    1. Development stage: 25% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Using Frames
    2. Development stage: 00% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Adding Music To A Page
  15. Browsers' extensions
    1. Development stage: 25% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Conditional Comments
    2. Development stage: 00% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Using Layers
  16. Appendices
    1. Development stage: 00% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Alphabetical list of HTML 4.01/XHTML 1.0 elements
    2. Development stage: 00% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Standard Attributes List
    3. Development stage: 00% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Index
    4. Development stage: 00% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Glossary
    5. Development stage: 00% (as of Jun 11, 2009)Links
    6. To Do

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