Markup for the Web
Table of Contents

1. Markup for the Web
2. Announcements
3. This Lecture's Topics
4. Your Beginning Toolbox
5. Web Hosting
6. URI to Filename Mapping
7. Directory Requests and "index.html"
8. HTTP Clients
9. Web Browser - It isn't just for
10. HTTP Clients - Browser Statistics
11. Text or HTML Editor
12. Markup Checking and Validation Resources
13. SSH (Remote Login)
14. FTP and SFTP (Move files from here to there and back again)
15. HTTP Client and Server
16. URL: A Web Address
17. Client-side Web Parts: Markup, Style, Function
18. Benefits of Web Standards
19. Web Standards: Markup and Style
20. The Ghosts of
21. "Strict" vs "Transitional"
22. Components of XHTML Elements
23. SGML, XML, HTML, and XHTML
24. SGML and XML
25. HTML and XHTML Compared
26. Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional (XML)
27. Examples of Markup Languages
28. Math Markup Language
29. Open Document Format
30. Well-formed (X)HTML and Valid (X)HTML
31. Document Type Declaration and Document Type Definition (DTD)
32. Common XHTML and HTML Document Type Declarations and DTDs
33. Effects of the Document Type Declaration
34. XHTML 1.0
35. XHTML Elements
36. Our Solar System
37. Structural: html, head, body, title
38. Document Type Definition (DTD) for XHTML
39. Reading the DTD
40. body
41. Attributes for body
42. Reading the XHTML Specification
43. DTD: Is there a better way?
44. Hypertext
45. Absolute and Relative Directions
46. Absolute and Relative URLs
47. Relative Paths to Parent Locations
48. Text: Heading
49. Heading
50. Text: Block
51. blockquote, address
52. Whitespace
53. Text: Inline
54. abbr and acronym
55. q
56. strong, bold, em, i
57. Lists
58. Nested lists
59. Ordered Lists
60. Dictionary Lists (term and definition)
61. Lists and CSS
62. Image
63. Tables
64. Table Head and Table Body
65. <!-- Comments -->
66. XHTML/HTML Character Entities
67. CDATA Sections
68. Nesting
69. Tables within Tables
70. Forms: Introduction
71. form
72. Get vs. Post
73. Radio Buttons
74. Checkbox
75. Option Lists
76. Textarea
77. Labels