HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is a simple means of “marking up” text so that it can be displayed on the web and in any HTML-based browser. HTML is a simple language, and is well suited for display across a wide variety of situations.
- Carnival of HTML
- Creating basic web pages with straight HTML code and a pre-existing style sheet.
- Cascading style sheets and HTML
- You can use style sheets to simplify your web pages, making them readable across a wide variety of browsers and situations, without sacrificing presentation quality.
- Cascading Style Sheets: The Definitive Guide
- Cascading style sheets really kick ass. Once you start using them, you’ll find it hard to imagine what you did without them.
- Easy Web Design
- Creating basic web pages with Netscape Composer.
- ELinks text-only web browser
- If you need a text browsers on Mac OS X, the ELinks browser compiles out of the box.
- Flash on iPhone not in anybody’s interest
- Flash on iPhone is not in the interest of people who buy iPhones. The only people who really want it are poor web designers who can’t get out of 1992.
- HTML & XHTML: The Definitive Guide
- I’ve never found an HTML book that I’ve considered great. This one is probably the best. It covers just about everything in HTML, as well as a little bit of Cascading Style Sheets.
- iPhone development another FairPlay squeeze play?
- Why no iPhone-only applications? Is it short-sightedness on Apple’s part, or are they trying to encourage something big?
- Javascript: The Definitive Guide
- Javascript gets a bad rap on the web, mostly because of advertisers who abuse its ability to open windows, which is too bad, because Javascript can do some really nice things for web surfers.
- Linking to ElectedNet
- You can link directly to a search for your state’s or your party’s representatives on ElectedNet. It’s as simple as performing the search and then copying the URL, but you can also construct the link by hand.
- Nisus “clean HTML” macro
- The Nisus macro language is Perl; this means we can use all of Perl’s strengths as a text filter scripting language in Nisus.
- Nisus HTML script now handles tables
- My Nisus HTML publishing script now handles converting tables to HTML tables.
- Object-oriented HTML with Python
- Simple HTML creation within Python scripts, using a hierarchical organization of HTML parts.
- PHP for Dynamic Web Pages
- Basic PHP to store form data.
- The Picture of HTML (1993)
- Ah, the old days of HTML. Random tags, one browser, unknown scope.
- Representing code in HTML
- A minor epiphany that may not be new to others on how to display programming and HTML code in HTML.
- Underlining: Curse of the Devil
- In ancient days long forgotten, computer screens didn’t have color. In order to show a link, the link text was underlined.
- Web Design for the Rest of Them
- Prepare yourself to enter the mid-1990s, when not all browsers supported tables, let alone javascript and style sheets. This ancient tutorial discusses writing pages to support browsers with varying support of the new-fangled web.
- Web display of Taskpaper file
- It is easy to use PHP to convert a Taskpaper task file into simple HTML conducive to styling via CSS.
- Webmaster in a Nutshell
- Without doubt the best reference work for webmasters that you’ll find. It contains the “reference” part of most of O’Reilly’s web-relevant nutshell books. You can find references for HTML 3.2, the CGI standard, JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets, PHP, the HTTP 1.1 protocol, and configuration statements and server-side includes for the Apache/NCSA webservers.
