VIII. Moving from Pages to Sites
by Andy Harris
HTML, XHTML, & CSS All-in-One For Dummies®, 2nd Edition
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Author's Acknowledgments
- Publisher's Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Creating the HTML/XHTML Foundation
- 1. Sound HTML Foundations
- 2. It's All about Validation
- 3. Choosing Your Tools
- 3.1. What's Wrong with the Big Boys?
- 3.2. Alternative Web Development Tools
- 3.3. Picking a Text Editor
- 3.4. The Web Developer's Browser
- 3.5. Tricking Out Firefox
- 3.6. Using a Full-Blown IDE
- 3.7. Introducing Komodo Edit
- 4. Managing Information with Lists and Tables
- 5. Making Connections with Links
- 6. Adding Images
- 7. Creating Forms
- 8. The Future of HTML: HTML 5
- II. Styling with CSS
- 1. Coloring Your World
- 2. Styling Text
- 3. Selectors, Class, and Style
- 4. Borders and Backgrounds
- 5. Levels of CSS
- III. Using Positional CSS
- 1. Fun with the Fabulous Float
- 2. Building Floating Page Layouts
- 3. Styling Lists and Menus
- 4. Using Alternative Positioning
- IV. Client-Side Programming with JavaScript
- 1. Getting Started with JavaScript
- 2. Making Decisions with Conditions
- 3. Loops and Debugging
- 4. Functions, Arrays, and Objects
- 5. Talking to the Page
- 6. Getting Valid Input
- 7. Animating Your Pages
- V. Server-Side Programming with PHP
- 1. Getting Started on the Server
- 2. PHP and XHTML Forms
- 3. Control Structures
- 4. Working with Arrays
- 5. Using Functions and Session Variables
- 6. Working with Files and Directories
- 7. Connecting to a MySQL Database
- VI. Managing Data with MySQL
- 1. Getting Started with Data
- 2. Managing Data with SQL
- 3. Normalizing Your Data
- 4. Putting Data Together with Joins
- VII. Into the Future with AJAX
- 1. AJAX Essentials
- 2. Improving JavaScript and AJAX with jQuery
- 3. Animating jQuery
- 4. Using the jQuery User Interface Toolkit
- 5. Improving Usability with jQuery
- 6. Working with AJAX Data
- VIII. Moving from Pages to Sites
- 1. Managing Your Servers
- 2. Planning Your Sites
- 3. Introducing Content Management Systems
- 3.1. Overview of Content Management Systems
- 3.2. Previewing Common CMSs
- 3.2.1. Moodle
- 3.2.2. WordPress
- 3.2.3. Drupal
- 3.2.4. Building a CMS site with Website Baker
- 3.2.5. Installing your CMS
- 3.2.6. Getting an overview of Website Baker
- 3.2.7. Adding your content
- 3.2.8. Using the WYSIWYG editor
- 3.2.9. Changing the template
- 3.2.10. Adding additional templates
- 3.2.11. Adding new functionality
- 3.3. Building Custom Themes
- 4. Editing Graphics
- 5. Taking Control of Content
- A. What's on the CD
- A.1. System Requirements
- A.2. Using the CD
- A.3. What You'll Find on the CD
- A.3.1. Author-created material
- A.3.2. Aptana Studio 2.0
- A.3.3. Dia 0.97.1
- A.3.4. FileZilla 3.3.1
- A.3.5. Firefox 3.6 and Extensions
- A.3.6. GIMP 2.6
- A.3.7. HTML Tidy
- A.3.8. IrfanView 4.25
- A.3.9. IZArc 4.1
- A.3.10. jEdit
- A.3.11. jQuery 1.4
- A.3.12. Komodo Edit
- A.3.13. KompoZer 0.7.10
- A.3.14. Notepad++
- A.3.15. SQLite 3.6.22
- A.3.16. WebsiteBaker 2.8.1
- A.3.17. XAMPP 1.7.3
- A.3.18. XnView 1.97
- A.4. Troubleshooting
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