Teach Yourself HTML 4

Some people think, "If you build it, they will come." Though that's not always true on the Internet, you do have to build it first and that means learning HTML, which may seem intimidating. There are variations among browsers, subtleties using JavaScript and XML, and conflicts designing frames. But Teach Yourself HTML 4 provides a visual format that presents step-by-step instructions, practice exercises, and insider tips to help you tackle the Web in no time. Dissect client-side scripting vs. server-side scripting, learn XML tips, and choose the best web server. Whatever you need to know in HTML 4, from the basics to the complicated, Teach Yourself HTML 4 will give you the building blocks you want in order to attract the users you need for your web site.

Stephanie Cottrell Bryant has designed Web pages professionally since 1995. She lives in Scotts Valley, California, with her husband John, her cat Allegro, and two retired racing greyhounds named Harry and Hammer. She is an active member of the National Writer's Union Santa Cruz/Monterey Local and served as a delegate in 1998. Mrs. Bryant holds a Bachelor's Degree in Pre- and Early Modern Literature from the University of California, Santa Cruz.