Using HTML Version 3.2 [With *]

by Jerry Honeycutt and Jim O'Donnell

Providing comprehensive coverage of HTML and related Web page creation tools for anyone needing to master all aspects of HTML. This third edition includes additional scripting and programming... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0789710978
• ISBN13: 9780789710970
• Release Date: April 1997
• Publisher: Que
• Length: 1 Pages
• Weight: 3.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.2" x 7.3" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

This book put me on the path to creating great web sites.

It bothers me to no end to read the negative reviews of this book. Maybe it's because the book is labeled from "casual" to "expert" user. I knew absolutely nothing about web publishing and HTML coding and found this extremely easy to read and follow. Unfortunately there were probably a few people in the "advanced" bracket who needed to slam this book because it did not cover what they expected. It gave me a solid basis for HTML and Dynamic HTML coding and was a great introduction to Java and CGI. When an author has to cover so many subjects related to HTML he's bound to skim over the more advanced applications. Being almost 1000 pages, it does a sterling job. By the way, the CD has a great HTML editor on it!

great overview of diverse HTML topcis

As a beginner I found the book a tremendous resource into HTML and Web page authoring. I do not believe the book is intended to be an exhaustive reference on every topic but wants to focus on normal day to day concerns. After reading the book I now feel extremely comfortable on all Web issues and recommend the text highly.

Really great, especially for beginners

Easy and fun to read and learn basics of HTML and well beyond. Logically organized so it works well both for self-instruction and as a reference.

Great Book

The best book on HTML authoring that i've read. Beginner? No problem. The first half of the book will teach you everything you need to know. Expert? There is plenty more to learn. The authors give you just enough info on the advanced topics such as CGI, and the client side scripting languages to whet your appetite. This book has it all