Teach yourself visually : HTML and CSS / Guy Hart-Davis

Includes index.

Chapter 1 Getting Ready to Create Websites Grasp How the Web Works -- Chapter 2 Creating Your First Web Pages Study the Anatomy of a Web Page -- Chapter 3 Structuring a Web Page Meet the Elements for Structuring Web Pages -- Chapter 4 Including Images Grasp the Essentials of Web Image Formats -- Chapter 5 Working with Links Grasp the Essentials of Links -- Chapter 6 Creating Lists and Tables Grasp the Different Types of Lists -- Chapter 7 Getting Started with CSS Grasp How CSS Works -- Chapter 8 Formatting Text with CSS Understanding Fonts and How to Use Them -- Chapter 9 Sizing and Positioning with CSS Understanding Pseudo-Classes -- Chapter 10 Creating Responsive and Appealing Pages Understanding the Tools for Creating Responsive Pages -- Chapter 11 Creating Forms Grasp Web Form Essentials -- Chapter 12 Taking Your Website to the Next Level Understanding How Search Engines Work -- Index 292

Teach Yourself VISUALLY HTML and CSS is the perfect resource for those of you who prefer to learn visually and would rather be shown how to do something – with crystal-clear screenshots and easy explanations – than suffer through long-winded explanations. You’ll find step-by-step walkthroughs showing you how to tackle over 120 individual tasks involving HTML and CSS. Each task-based spread covers a single technique, ensuring you learn first the basics and then more advanced topics one straightforward piece at a time. You'll learn to write HTML code in a text editor or an integrated development environment, add and format text, prepare images for the web, insert links to other pages, control layout with style sheets, add JavaScript to a web page, and more.