Chapter 5: Text Pages Are Tried and True
In This Chapter
Tooling up a document for the first time
Putting templates to work for you
Starting page layout at the top
Writing titles and headings with a purpose
Building better bodies for your pages
Fortifying your paragraphs
Giving your lists the proper structures
Linking to your Web site and beyond
Chapter Outline
- Templates Build Strong Bones
- Page Layout from Top to Bottom
- What's in a Name? That's Up to You
- Titles -- bait the hook with something juicy
- Headings -- here's the beef
- The neutron-bomb test
- The design-versus-information squabble
- Building Better Document Bodies
- How much text is okay?
- Composition is a balancing act
- Pruning leggy pages
- The bottom line on page bodies
- Building Strong Paragraphs
- Listward, Ho! Using Lists Online
- Hooking Up Your Pages
- Relative links (to pages within your Web
site)
- How does that link do that?
- The tension of extensions
- Absolute links (to the world outside your
Web site)
- Choose your hyperlinks with care
- Finishing with Footers
- Catching the copyright
- Counting coup -- versions, dates, times
- This (or next?) year's model
- What (or which) time is it?
- Fishing for Feedback?
- Using Comments for Posterity (And Sanity)
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