Training Course:HTML & XHTMLSchool/Trainer:Computer Training Solutions
London, United Kingdom
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' This is an introductory course for IT Professionals (developers, analysts or managers) either working in, or exposed to, the browser development environment. Presented as a mix of lectures and practical work, the course is relevant to client or server-side developers who need to display information dynamically in the browser. The course focuses on the use of HTML/XHTML as the underlying foundation upon which all other technologies sit and shows how to successfully integrate these technologies into the web page (internet or intranet). The focus is therefore on the structure of the page, rather than its aesthetic presentation.
Emphasis is placed on:
The use of forms for sending data to the server
The use of tables for receiving data from the server
How to include scripts (both client and server) in HTML/XHTML pages
The role of Cascading Style Sheets
The importance of <div> and <span> elements in the dynamic setting
The relationship of HTML/XHTML to the Document Object Model
The relationship of HTML and XHTML to each other and to XML
While considerable attention is given to the use of JavaScript (JScript), VBScript, Cascading Style Sheets and the Document Object Model, this course is not intended as a comprehensive introduction to these topics. It is intended to demonstrate how they integrate with HTML/XHTML.
Prerequisites: There are no formal prerequisites for participation in the course. However it is aimed at IT professionals who need to dynamically present data from an environment with which they are familiar.
The Structure of an HTML Page
Tags, Elements, Containers, Attributes, Syntax
Use of White Space
Pairing and Nesting
Working with the Header and the Body
Separation of Editing and Viewing
Block level and Inline Elements
Working with Special Characters
How Comments are Used to Include Non HTML Elements
(eg Server-Side Includes)
Working with Hyperlinks
Creating Text Hyperlinks - the Anchor Element
Relative and Absolute Addressing
Linking to Named Anchors
Attaching Hyperlinks to Images
Including Alternative Text
Creating Image Maps
Integrating Scripts
Using the <script> Element
Specifying the Script Language
Using External Scripts
Incorporating Server Side (ASP) Scripts
Running Scripts from Hyperlinks
Using Event Handlers to Run Scripts
The DOM Explained
Scripts and the DOM - Populating Elements
Using Tables
The Importance of Tables
Creating Tables - Elements and Attributes
Page Layout with Tables
Working with Relative Table Dimensions
How Scripts Create Dynamic Tables
The Basics of CSS
How Content and Format is Separated
Basic CSS Syntax
Some Key Properties
Inline, Embedded and External Styles
Using the <style> Element
The Use of Element, Class and ID Selectors
Linking External Style Sheets
Using <div> and <span> to create custom Styles
How CSS is used Dynamically
Using Forms
The <form> Element
How the Action Attribute is Used
The Form and HTTP
The HTTP Header and Body
The Method Attribute - "get" and "post"
Key Form Elements (Text Boxes etc)
Using the Submit Button to Send Data
Client Form Validation Explained
Scripts and the onSubmit Event Handler
HTML, XML, XHTML Relationships
The Importance of XML Explained
About Well Formedness
DTDs, Schema and Validity
About Namespaces
XHTML = HTML + XML
XHTML Development Implications
W3C DTDs and Namespaces
How to Develop XHTML Pages
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Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://www.it-uk.com/
http://www.it-uk.com/html_xhtml.htm
Phone:08456 44 1234
School Address:
Aurora House, 5-6 Carlos Place, Mayfair, London W1K 3AP, UK
Telephone: 08456 44 1234
Email: training@it-uk.com
Jobs & Resumes: London
Houses & Roommates: London
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