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, and are covered only briefly in this book.

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

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