HTML 4 for Dummies [With Includes Examples from the Book, HTML Editor...]

by Ed Tittel, Steve James, Natanya Pitts, et al.

Book Overview

Your step-by-step guide to cool Web pages no experience required! Create interesting page layouts, test and debug your pages, and attract visitors Building a Web page isn't difficult! This friendly book gets you going and shows you how to use the HTML markup language in plain English. It even includes practical HTML projects you can really use, such as an "about me" page, a marketing page, and a product catalog. Discover how to Plan your Web site...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764503316
• ISBN13: 9780764503313
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: For Dummies
• Length: 373 Pages
• Weight: 1.51 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 7.4" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

A must have for the techno illiterate....

Want your own website but don't even know what HTML stands for? You need this book. This is definitely a "for dummies" book. It walks you through the painstaking process of building Thine Own Space in Cyber and makes it fun instead of frightening. Highly recommend!

Excellent Guide for Beginners

I found this to be an excellent way to learn HTML. What most people consider "filler text" I found to be in depth explanations of how and why HTML works. It is not a quick reference book, that is why there is a HTML 4 for Dummies: Quick Reference. It is also not an advanced book, but it does cover almost every aspect of HTML, the only problem being that HTML is not a very advanced language. If you want advanced info, find books on Javascript, but for the beginning HTML writer, this is an excellent rescource.

Very useful for begginers..

When I first was going to read this book, I had absolutely no idea how to use HTML. But, after reading this book I thought I knew everything! It was so informative, very easy to understand and it taught me everything that I needed to know. The examples were easy to follow and understand. The examples were expecially useful for when I had trouble understanding certain aspects...but not anymore! I would highly suggest reading this book if you are just starting out with HTML code. But, if you are already pretty experianced with HTML, this is the last thing I would suggest that you read. But overall, it was very good.

Must Buy

I learned so much from this book. However, I recommend reading Creating Web Pages for Dummies first because it really does the basics. But, this book will be great by itself.