HTML Topics
General HTML Topics
- HTML5
- HTML5 Please - Look up HTML5, CSS3, etc features, know if they are ready for use, and if so find out how you should use them.
- Three categories: use, use with caution, and avoid
- Facebook
- What is HTML5, and why it will save the web from itself | ExtremeTech
- Comparison of layout engines (HTML5) - Wikipedia
- replaces former versions of HTML - (HTML4, DOM2 HTML, XHTML 1)
- HTML4 was published in 1999
- HTML5 is expected to be finalized in 2022 - However, many parts of the specification are stable now and may be implemented in products now.
- HTML5 aims to reduce the need for proprietary plug-in-based rich Internet application (RIA) technologies such as Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight, and Sun JavaFX.
- HTML5 delivers: a new sensible tagging strategy; localized databases; rich animations without plug-ins; and real apps in the browser; among other things.
- 20 Essential Things to Know About the HTML5 Web Language - Application Development from eWeek
- HTML5 presentation - 2010-04-20 - presentation works best using Google Chrome
- Dr Dobbs
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- <A title="This message appears when the visitor hovers the mouse over this link. It is just like the ALT attribute for the IMG tag." href="Your URL" target=new>
- Line Feed
- Non-breaking space
- " Quotation marks
- etc. (HTML Character Entities for the extended character set for HTML)
- Barebones Guide to HTML
- Behaviors Library - Microsoft - MSDN Library
- <body background=...
- Colours
- CompuServe Home Page Publishing Service
- Counters
- Creating a Web Page
- CSS Topics ...
- Design Tip: The Top Ten Reasons Visitors Leave Your Site
- DevSoftware - shareware and freeware tools for software developers
- Digital Web Magazine - Markup as a Craft
- DOCTYPE...
- Download the complete Website
- A1 Website Download - Website Copier and Offline Browser
- Price $29 includes all 1.x releases and one year of free upgrades.
- My notes - This program works great. It is too expensive. Lifetime upgrades would be an attractive feature.
- Can anyone recommend another program that works as well, but is more affordable? (Free?)
- Dr. Watson
- DHTML
- Dynamic Drive DHTML(dynamic html) code library!
- Essential web design tutorials
- File Types (MIME)
- Fonts ...
- Forms Resources...
- freepolls.com FREE Site Tools
- French
- Frequently Asked Questions about HTML
- FTP = File Transfer Protocol...
- Guides to HTML
- <hr size="16" width="60%" color="red">
- HTML Cheat Sheets
- HTML Code Tutorial
- HTML Goodies
- HTML Guard (Prevent unauthorized copies of parts of your Internet sites.)
- HTML Reference
- HTML Reference Library
- HTML References Topics... (chapter summaries)
- HTML Standard
- HTML: The Complete Reference
- HTML TIDY - Clean up your Web pages
- HTML Tools & Tips
- HTML Writers Guild
- Hypertext links
- Index Dot HTML: THE Advanced HTML Reference
- Internet instruction...
- Internet Publishing
- Introduction to HTML - Scholarly Communications
- Java Topics ...
- JavaScript Topics ...
- Link Checkers...
- Links for a Web Page - Spoofs
- http://www.course.com/downloads/newperspectives/crweb2/intro/T2.html
- http://www.course.com/downloads/NewPerspectives/crweb/Shared/T2.html
- When an '@' is part of the domain in a Web address, the browser treats the string to the left of it as a user name to fill in any userid prompts, and everything on the right side as the domain name. This is perfectly legitimate syntax. (Standard document about URIs)
Malicious coders, such as phishers, often will use this technique to obscure the actual address of the site they send you to. For example, they might send you a message that appears to be from Paypal and include a link that looks something like this:
http://www.paypal.com@64.225.264.128/accounts/validate.htm
(The IP address I used is illegal for the same reason they use 555 phone numbers on TV shows.)
Notice, the numeric string to the right of the '@' mark. This link will not take you to www.paypal.com, but to 64.225.264.128. But most unsophisticated users won't notice the difference. Still, all of this monkey business is perfectly legal (if immoral) under the URI standard.
The latest bug adds a twist: If you put ASCII 00 and 01 characters (designated as %00%01 in the spec.) just prior to the '@' character, then Internet Explorer won't display the rest of the URL when the user views the page. In Javascript you must use just the %01 character and also decode the string with the unescape() function..
So what does it actually look like? Try pressing the button below. In the Status bar, the link appears to take you to the White House site, but it actually takes you to the latest column of one of our eWEEK columnists.
Go To White House Web Site...
The actual link was:
http://www.whitehouse.gov%01%00@www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,1415870,00.asp
or http://www.whitehouse.gov%00@www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,1415870,00.asp
The applications for phishing attacks are pretty self-explanatory. The viewer will think they're on www.paypal.com, or whatever, but they will actually be who-knows-where.
- Microsoft
- O'Reilly Home Page, Web Developer's Library
- posh - Microformats = Plain Old Semantic HTML
- Search Engines for your Web site
- Semantics in HTML - microformatique - a blog about microformats and “data at the edges”
- SitePoint
- Tripod free website templates to make your own free website - Free Website Hosting
- SOAP = simple object access protocol
- Special Characters
- Tools & Tips
- VRML = Virtual Reality Markup Language
- W3C = World Wide Web Consortium
- W3Schools Online Web Tutorials
- Visdesigns.com
- Web Design Library - Builder.com
- Web Developer's Virtual Library
- Web Pages That Suck -- learn usability and good Web design by looking at bad design
- WebTemplates (US$20/year)
- WebDeveloper.com - All About HTML
- WebExe (Convert HTML pages into one single, self-running EXE file with an integrated browser.)
- Webmonkey (The Web Developer's Resource)
- World Wide Web Consortium
- World Wide Web Resources - Yahoo!
- WWW Help Page
- XML Topics ...
- Yahoo!
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