- Copyright
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewers
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think
- Introduction
- Essential XML
- Markup Languages
- What Does XML Look Like?
- What Does XML Look Like in a Browser?
- What's So Great About XML?
- Well-Formed XML Documents
- Valid XML Documents
- Parsing XML Yourself
- XML Resources
- XML Editors
- XML Browsers
- XML Parsers
- XML Validators
- CSS and XSL
- XLinks and XPointers
- URLs versus URIs
- ASCII, Unicode, and the Universal Character System
- XML Applications
- Creating Well-Formed XML Documents
- Valid XML Documents: Creating Document Type Definitions
- DTDs: Entities and Attributes
- Entities
- Attributes
- Creating Internal General Entities
- Creating External General Entities
- Building a Document from Pieces
- Predefined General Entity References
- Creating Internal Parameter Entities
- External Parameter Entities
- Using INCLUDE and IGNORE
- All About Attributes
- Embedding Non-XML Data in a Document
- Embedding Multiple Unparsed Entities in a Document
- Creating XML Schemas
- XML Schemas in Internet Explorer
- W3C XML Schemas
- Declaring Types and Elements
- Specifying Attribute Constraints and Defaults
- Creating Simple Types
- Creating Empty Elements
- Creating Mixed-Content Elements
- Annotating Schemas
- Creating Choices
- Creating Sequences
- Creating Attribute Groups
- Creating all Groups
- Schemas and Namespaces
- Understanding JavaScript
- Handling XML Documents with JavaScript
- XML and Data Binding
- Cascading Style Sheets
- Understanding Java
- Java Resources
- Writing Java Programs
- Creating Java Files
- Creating Variables in Java
- Creating Arrays in Java
- Creating Strings in Java
- Java Operators
- Java Conditional Statements: if, if…else, switch
- Java Loops: for, while, do…while
- Declaring and Creating Objects
- Creating Methods in Java
- Creating Java Classes
- Java and the XML DOM
- Java and SAX
- XSL Transformations
- XSL Formatting Objects
- XLinks and XPointers
- Essential XHTML
- XHTML at Work
- Displaying an Image (<img>)
- Creating a Hyperlink or Anchor (<a>)
- Setting Link Information (<link>)
- Creating Tables (<table>)
- Creating Documents with Frames (<frameset>)
- Using Style Sheets in XHTML
- Using Script Programming (<script>)
- Creating XHTML Forms (<form>)
- Extending XHTML 1.0
- All About XHTML 1.1 Modules
- Resource Description Framework and Channel Definition Format
- Vector Markup Language
- WML, ASP, JSP, Servlets, and Perl
- The XML 1.0 Specification
- Index
Chapter 17. XHTML at Work
We got started with XHTML in the previous chapter, and I'll continue exploring it here. In this chapter, I'll take a look at how XHTML implements images, hyperlinks, style sheets, tables, and forms, and I'll also cover how to extend XHTML by creating custom tags. I'll start with handling images.
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