HTML 4 For Dummies, 3rd Edition

Throughout the book we included several examples of functioning HTML markup. While you could copy the code character for character from the book, we knew there had to be an easier -- and hence better -- way to help you learn from our examples. To that end, we've extracted all of the functional examples from the book that are longer than 5 lines and and put them into easily acessible HTML files for you to work from. We've also built a few templates to get you started writing your own Web pages.

We've created hyper-linked listings of the examples included in each chapter of the book to provide you with easy access to the example files. The listings are broken down by chapter. To access the examples from a particular chapter click on its name below and the listing of the examples from that chapter will be loaded in to your Web browser. To see how a Web browser renders a particular example simply click on its link. To return to the chapter table of contents from a code text file press your Web browser's "Back" button.

Note: Web browsers will always display the results of HTML code rather than the code itself. If you want to see and possibly modify the nake HTML code behind any of our examples simply choose "View Source" in your Web browser or open the example file with a text or HTML editor instead of a Web browser.

If a chapter is listed but not hyperlinked that means we didn't include any examples in it. We didn't want you to think we accidentally skipped a chapters, so we listed all of them.

Chapter 1: Okay, What's HTML?

Chapter 2: What's in a Page?

Chapter 3: Your First HTML Page

Chapter 4: Cracking the (HTML) Code

Chapter 5: Text Pages Are Tried and True

Chapter 6: Grabbing Graphics Gusto

Chapter 7: High-Impact Pages

Chapter 8: HTML Document Structure

Chapter 9: Presentation Controls

Chapter 10: Text Controls

Chapter 11: Listward Ho!

Chapter 12: Character Actors