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Title: STATIC WEB PAGES


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STATIC WEB PAGES
  • HTML

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MS Word
  • http//www.microsoft.com/office/word/Manage.htm

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FrontPage
  • FrontPage, the world's leading Web site
    management and creation tool that seamlessly
    integrates with the Microsoft Office family of
    applications.
  • http//www.microsoft.com/frontpage/gallery.htm

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Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
  • Know basic HTML commands (tags)
  • Be able to prepare basic HTML documents

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Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
  • Language of WWW
  • Developed by CERN, creator of WWW
  • For creating and formatting web documents
  • Embeds control codes (tags) in ASCII text
  • Allows hyperlinks
  • Easy to learn

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HTML Basics
  • Tags tell browser how to display data
  • Pairs ltcode gt and lt/codegt
  • Nesting of tags
  • Tags identify
  • components (head, body)
  • styles (strong (b),emphasis(i),u,tt)
  • lists (ul, ol, dl)
  • anchors for linking
  • only some have closing tags

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HTML Basics
  • Learn from others!
  • View source
  • Reload commands
  • Reload images vs. Reload current
  • Save option in File (only text)
  • Edit option in File

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HTML Document Commands
  • ltHTMLgtlt/HTMLgt indicates document is HTML document
  • ltHEADgtlt/HEADgt first part of documentessential
    but not seen
  • ltTITLEgtlt/TITLEgt title displayed at top of window
  • ltBODYgtlt/BODYgt main part of document displayed in
    window what is seen
  • ltPgt starts new paragraph

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HTML Formatting Commands
  • ltBgtlt/BgtltSTRONGgtlt/STRONGgt bold
  • ltIgtlt/IgtltEMgtlt/EMgtitalics
  • ltUgtlt/Ugt underline
  • ltBLINKgtlt/BLINKgtblinking
  • ltCENTERgtlt/CENTERgt center
  • ltPREgtlt/PREgt preformatted (typed)
  • ltBRgt text break, starts new line
  • ltHRgt horizontal rule
  • ltH1gt.ltH6gt lt/H1gt through lt/H6gt
  • headings, where H1 is the largest

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HTML List Commands
  • ltOLgtlt/OLgt ordered (numbered) lists
  • ltULgtlt/ULgt unordered lists
  • ltLIgt list item for ordered and unordered lists
  • ltDLgtlt/DLgt definition list
  • ltDTgt definition term
  • ltDDgt definition description

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HTML Table Commands
  • ltTABLEgtlt/TABLEgt table on web page
  • ltTABLE BORDER1gt for standard border
  • ltTRgtlt/TRgt new row in table
  • ltTDgtlt/TDgt cell in table may be text or graphics
  • To speed up building, build spreadsheet with td
    and tr tags, then cut and paste into HTML
    document

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Animating the Site
  • Animated gif
  • Scripts
  • Flash

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Other HTML Commands
  • ltA HREF mailtoemail addressgtlink textlt/Agt
  • ltIMG SRCURLgt

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Html Code
  • http//hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/html
    _cheatsheet/
  • http//www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/
  • http//www.webspawner.com/cc/html/alpha.htm
  • http//www2.imagiware.com/RxHTML/

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Html Links
  • Http//html.about.com
  • http//htmlgoodies.com
  • http//willcam.com/cmat/html/crossref.html
  • http//www.projectcool.com/developer/reference/tag
    -table.html
  • HTML Quiz 20 questions
  • http//www.w3schools.com/html/html_quiz.asp

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DHTML-Dynamic HTML
  • http//msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/c-frame.htm?/wo
    rkshop/components/default.asp
  • One of the most exciting new features introduced
    in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 is Dynamic
    HTML (DHTML) behaviors. DHTML behaviors are
    simple, lightweight components that encapsulate
    specific functionality or behavior on a page.
    When applied to a standard HTML element on a
    page, a behavior enhances that element's default
    behavior.

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DHTML
  • For example, a behavior can be created that
    toggles the display property of an element's
    children on a mouse click. When this behavior is
    applied to a standard UL element on a page, it
    enhances the unordered list's default behavior to
    expand and collapse when clicked. Similarly,
    another behavior can incrementally set the
    position of the element from a start point to an
    end point on the screen. If this behavior is
    applied to an IMG element, it causes an otherwise
    statically positioned image to fly across the
    screen.
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