Summary
by Steven M. Schafer
Web Standards Programmer's Reference: HTML, CSS, JavaScript®, Perl, Python®, and PHP
- Copyright
- Credits
- About the Author
- Introduction
- The Basics of HTML
- Document Tags
- Paragraphs and Lines
- Lists
- Images
- Links
- Text
- Tables
- Forms
- Understanding Forms
- Form Handling
- Passing Form Data
- The Form Tag
- The Input Tag
- The name and id Attributes
- Text Input Boxes
- Password Input Boxes
- Radio Buttons
- Checkboxes
- List Boxes
- Large Text Areas
- Hidden Fields
- Buttons
- Images
- File Fields
- Submit and Reset Buttons
- Field Labels
- Fieldsets and Legends
- Tab Order and Keyboard Shortcuts
- Preventing Changes to Fields
- Summary
- Objects and Plugins
- XML
- CSS Basics
- Style Definitions
- Text
- Padding, Margins, and Borders
- Colors and Backgrounds
- Tables
- Element Positioning
- JavaScript Basics
- The JavaScript Language
- The Document Object Model
- JavaScript Objects and Dynamic HTML
- Using JavaScript
- CGI Basics
- Perl Language
- The Python Language
- The History of Python
- Additional Python Resources
- Modules
- Python Interpreter
- Basic Python Syntax
- Data Types and Variables
- Calculations and Operators
- Control Structures
- Regular Expressions
- Built-in Functions
- User-Defined Functions
- File Operations
- Objects
- Python Errors and Exception Handling
- Troubleshooting in Python
- Summary
- Scripting with Other Executable Code
- Using CGI
- PHP Basics
- The PHP Language
- Using PHP
- XHTML Reference
- CSS Properties
- JavaScript Language Reference
- Perl Language Reference
- Python Language Reference
- PHP Language Reference
- Apache
- Arrays
- BCMath
- BZip2
- Calendar
- Class/Object
- Character Type
- Curl
- Date and Time
- Directory
- Error Handling
- Filesystem
- FTP
- Function Handling
- HTTP
- Iconv Library
- Image
- IMAP
- Math
- MIME
- Miscellaneous
- MS SQL
- MySQL
- Network Functions
- ODBC
- Output Buffering
- PCRE
- PHP Options and Info
- Program Execution
- Regular Expressions
- Sessions
- Simple XML
- Sockets
- SQLite
- Streams
- Strings
- URL
- Variable Functions
- XML
- ZLib
- Index
1.4. Summary
This chapter introduced you to the World Wide Web and the main technology behind it, HTML. You saw how the Web works, how clients and servers interact, and what makes up a hyperlink. You also learned how HTML evolved and where it is today. This basic background serves as a foundation for the rest of the chapters in this section, where you will learn more about specific HTML coding.
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