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Introduction
In this course, you will use HTML tables, which you
learned how to create in Level 1, to lay out the
contents of your Web pages. You will create new and
different kinds of hypertext links, expanding on your
existing understanding of links between Web pages. You
will create forms and add dynamic and multimedia content
to your pages in order to increase the interactivity and
appeal of your Web pages. And, you will apply Cascading
Style Sheets (CSS) formatting to elements in new ways
and harness the true power of CSS by applying the same
styles to multiple documents.
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Objectives
After completing this course, students will be able
to:
- Position content on a Web page by using tables
- Create links used to navigate and communicate
- Separate the stylistic elements of a Web page from its structure and apply
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) formatting to those elements
- Create Web forms
- Add dynamic content to a Web page
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Prerequisites
HTML 4.01: Web Authoring Level
1 or equivalent knowledge.
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Course Materials
The courseware (book) and student data files are
included with the class.
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Course Outline
Creating a Page Layout Using Tables
- Create a Layout Table
- Embed Images in Tables
- Modify Table Spacing
- Create an Image Quilt
- Nest Tables
Creating Links
- Create Email Links
- Specify a Default File Path
- Create Bookmark Links
- Create Image Maps
Separating Structure and Presentation
- Apply Logical Markup
- Use Class Selectors to Apply Styles
- Share Styles Across Documents with External Style Sheets
- Format Elements with Inline Styles
- Account for Cascade and Inheritance When Setting Styles
Creating Forms
- Create a Basic Form
- Radio Buttons and Checkboxes
- Create Text Areas
- Create Select Lists
- Create Graphical Buttons
Adding Dynamic Content
- Automatically Refresh Pages
- Create an Image Rollover
- Embed a Flash Movie
- Embed a QuickTime Movie
- Embed a Java Applet
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