HOME --Index to this folder --'test-book'    [info_test_1]

Misc Info Test #1

Page put together by Bernard Wotton

The Rock MCC  church home page

"HTML 4 For The World Wide Web Fourth Edition: Visual QuickStart Guide" by Elizabeth Castro © 2000
www.cookwood.com

www.peachpit.com/vqs/html4

Versions: HTML 4, & CSS Level 2

HTML -HyperText Markup Language: hypertext links & universality.
CSS = Cascading Style Sheets
JavaScript
DOM = Document Object Model
DHTML = Dynamic HTML

XML = Extensible Markup Language

Tim Berners-Lee - creator of the Web.

Standards
www.w3.org
www.webstandards.org
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-262.htm
www.w3.org/DOM/

www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/global.html#h-7.2

www.statmarket.com   NO work
www.statmark.com   (original link in book, site opens, but don't know how to continue on to real site.)
www.cookwood.com/browser_tests/  NO work

www.cookwod.com/html4_4e/qanda  NO work

"file:///d|/!_Working ON Church/31115k.pdf"

"file:///d|/!_Working ON Church/31115k.pdf"  = hard drive name & vertical bar (key above 'enter' key)


"file:///d|/!_Working ON Church/31115k.pdf"



Formatting Notes (Align Center)

Formatting Notes (Left)

Formatting Notes (Right)


Headers --hierarchical dividers, outline
Headers to 'bookmark' or 'named anchor': = CTRL-G; later make a hyperlink to it for reference back to it.

Formatting Notes

Folder names & file names: all lower case letters.
.htm = file extension, except for 'home page' = .html on website.
four special symbols in HTML:   >  <  "  & 
Quotation double marks =  only use straight ones " ", as made from typing on the keyboard.

Spacing in browsers
Return key symbol = '&#182;' = , shows up when in 'show code view', or whatever it is called in word processors... [Does NOT add a 'return' in browsers, this & spaces in code view only for readability & organizational purposes only; NO show in browsers. ]

<p>  <br>  <h1>  <ul>  <table>  adds (a) lines breaks; can only use one <p> at a time, multiple ones ignored.

URL
5 'schemes'
"http://server name/path/file name"
"ftp://..."
"news:newsgroup name"
"mailto:e-mail address"
"file:///c|/path/file name"


'line-height:120pt' below does NOT seem to work...
align="right"

"Generally, you should always use relative URLs. They're much easier to type and they make it easy to move your pages from a local system to a server --as long as the relative position of each file remains constant, the links will work correctly." p29

"If you don't have such a default page [home page --index.html] in each directory, most servers will show a list of the director's contents (which you may or may not want to reveal to your visitor). To keep those prying eyes out, create a default page for every directory on your server." p41

"If you don't have such a default page [home page --index.html] in each directory, most servers will show a list of the director's contents (which you may or may not want to reveal to your visitor). To keep those prying eyes out, create a default page for every directory on your server." p41
 

font size="+2"

"If you don't have such a default page [home page --index.html34 [text after this is NOT like previous text...] in each directory, most servers will show a list of the director's contents (which you may or may not want to reveal to your visitor). To keep those prying eyes out, create a default page for every directory on your server." p41



http://www.yahoo.com/Entertainment/Cool_Links/    (Site NO longer updated)
 



Sample Code: Examples


Tags, > Attributes, > Values

<b>Big Boy</b> tomato
above code line produces & =
Big Boy tomato  

Use [<br>]
for line breaks
Use &lt;br&gt; for line breaks




 





Word Meanings



breaks = line spaces
brakes = car slowing down