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Programming the Web Using XHTML and JavaScript
Larry Randles Lagerstrom

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 – Introduction to the Internet
Chapter 2– Creating a Basic Web Page
Chapter 3– Cascading Style Sheets
Chapter 4– Attributes, Lists and Tables
Chapter 5 – Images, Links and Multimedia
Chapter 6– Web Page Design and Layout
Chapter 7– Introduction to Programming and JavaScript
Chapter 8– Objects and Variables
Chapter 9– Functions and Parameters
Chapter 10 – Forms and Interactive Server
Chapter 11 – Performing Calculations
Chapter 12 – Increasing the Interactivity
Chapter 13 – Putting It All Together: Online Quizzes and Slide Shows
Chapter 14- Loops and Arrays
Chapter 15 – Strings, Dates and Cookies
Chapter 16 – Custom Objects: Creating and Searching a Database
Chapter 17 – JavaScript with Frames and Windows
Appendices
A. Sitebuilding Exercises

B. HTML and XHTML Elements

C. Converting HTML into XHTML

D. Basic Style and Properties and Values

E. Color and Character Codes

F. JavaScript Versions, Objects and Reserved Words

G. Common HTML and JavaScript Errors

H. Publishing a Web Page on the Internet

I. Tools and Resources




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