HTML 4 for Dummies Quick Reference by Deborah S. Ray

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No one can memorize the hundreds of HTML tags that make up the 4.01 standard. HTML 4 For Dummies Quick Reference, 2nd Edition provides a guide to all the updated HTML tags as well as easy-to-follow information on building HTML Web pages and sites and posting your work online. Unique to this Quick Reference is a full-color Cheat Sheet that displays 216 colors available for use on a Web page with HTML.

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AlexTheHunn 806 reviews

This is a no-frills, basic introduction to HTML coding. While it is unlikely that it will, by itself, direct you to produce an award winning web site, it should at least guide you through the foundational elements and get you well on your way. Or, if mere understanding of how web sites work appeals more to you, then this would be a decent place to start.

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May 30, 2007