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HTML and JavaScript for Visual Learners
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by Chris Charuhas
Sales Rank: 2096156
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$9.94
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Spiral-bound: 166 pages
Publisher: Visibooks March 1, 2001
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0970747926
ISBN-13: 978-0970747921
Product Dimensions:
10.4 x 8.3 x 1.1 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.1 pounds
Product Review
"Early on, it's easy to see value. The book includes a ton of illustrations accompanied by clear language like, 'You should see a screen that looks like this.'" -- Richmond Times-Dispatch
"Early on, it's easy to see value. The books include a ton of illustrations accompanied by clear language" -- Richmond Times-Dispatch
"Geared towards beginners, Visibooks guide users through each step of their computer projects." -- Cincinatti Post
"I believe my students would like it. It's a winner." -- Richard Mann, PCBookreviews.com
"I teach students in a number of computer software disciplinesand I believe my students would like it. It's a winner." -- PCBookReviews.com
"Instead of lots and lots of text, Visibooks feature lots and lots of pictures. It's basically Computer Training for Dummies on steroids." -- Inside Business
"Simple to read and had convenient spiral bindings…If you're the type who learns by watching or doing, Visibooks should be right up your alley." -- Detroit Free Press
Product Description
Shows how to build first-rate Web sites using HTML and Javascript. Over 150 screen shots and diagrams guide beginners step-by-step through common tasks.
Learn how to:
-Set up a Web site -Format pages and text -Create links and insert graphics -Lay out pages with tables and frames -Enable interactivity with forms and style sheets -Employ practical Javascript to create rollover graphics and open new windows
Includes a tutorial on uploading sites. Spiral-bound to lay flat on a desktop.
Customer Reviews & Comments
This book does not conform W3C HTML4.0 or XHTML1.0 specifications. So, the introduced instructions are O.K. for today, but will become obsolete in the future. Although, this time span also depends on browser producers to some extend. Therefore, if you are a beginner's beginner who is only interested to build your own modest personal web page by writing your own HTML code, then this may be your book. On the other hand, if you are planning to learn HTML and beyond, then this book will give you bad coding habit, for starter. The subjects are covered with lots and lots of drawings, pictures, windows, etc. rather than written instructions for every step. If you are planning to use plain text processor for learning how to code your own web pages, in hurry and without too much theoretical hassle, this book may help you out. On the other hand, the title should not mislead you. There are only three copy and paste Javascript examples in this book. Do not expect anything like introduction to javascripting with the help of this book.
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HTML and JavaScript for Visual Learners
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