http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
xlii, 1195 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 computer optical disc (4 3/4 in.)
1. HTML 4.0 Overview -- 2. What Is Hypertext Markup Language? -- 3. Structure of an HTML Document -- 4. The HTML Document Type Definition -- 5. Get Started Now -- 6. Structuring Text -- 7. Text Alignment and Formatting -- 8. Using Lists to Organize Information -- 9. Organizing Data with Tables -- 10. Table Layout and Presentation -- 11. Adding Images to Your Web Page -- 12. Understanding Uniform Resource Locators -- 13. Hyperlinking and Anchors -- 14. Creating Menus with Image Maps -- 15. Building and Using HTML Forms -- 16. Embedding Objects in HTML -- 17. Simple Style with Text -- 18. Using Cascading Style Sheets -- 19. Cascading Style Sheets and Element Positioning -- 20. Creating Frames -- 21. Using JavaScript Style Sheets -- 22. Layers -- 23. JavaScript at a Glance -- 24. Using VBScript -- 25. Understanding the Common Gateway Interface -- 26. In Search of a Standard -- 27. The Document Object Model -- 28. Working with the User: Events -- 29. HTML and Scripting: The DHTML Combination -- 30. Data Binding -- 31. Creating an Effective Interface -- 32. Navigation and Layout -- 33. Managing Web Color and Graphics -- 34. Using Space, Shape, and Type -- 35. Putting It All Together: The DisAbilities Forum on MSN -- 36. What Is XML? -- 37. How XML Compares with HTML -- 38. Using XML -- 39. Understanding XSL -- 40. Internationalizing Your HTML -- 41. Creating Widely Accessible Web Pages -- 42. Strategies for Indexing and Search Engines -- A. HTML 4.0 Reference -- B. Cross-Browser Reference Table -- C. Cascading Style Sheets Level 1 Quick Reference -- D. XML Quick Reference -- E. JavaScript Reference -- F. VBScript Reference -- G. Development Resources -- H. What's on the CD-ROM?
System requirements: Windows 95/NT 4, 3.x/NT 3.51 or Macintosh PC ; CD-ROM drive.