Advanced HTML 4.01: Web Authoring Any text editor 4.01 3 6 1 htm2 Our HTML 4.01 class is designed to advance your fundamental HTML skills. We introduce the next version of HTML (5.0) and explore the advanced features of HTML 4.01. These features include web forms, tables and frames. The content of the class is based entirely on the HyperText Markup Language. Students who wish to learn more about formatting and design should consider a class in the Cascading Stylesheet Language. A Pentium-class machine with a minimum processor speed of 233 MHz. 64 MB of Ram Aconnection to the Internet A monitor set to 800 x 600 pizel resolution and a minimum of 256 colors (16-bit color perferred) A powerPC, G3, or G4 with a minimum processor speed of 266 MHz. 64 MB of RAM A connection to the Internet A monitor set to 800 x 600 pixel resolution and minimum of 256 colors ( 16-bit color preferred) Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or higher Macintosh OS X or higher Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher Netscape 6.2 or Firefox 1.0 or higher An email application Introduction to HTML Basic operating system and file management Basic HTML web page creation Add and format text using HTML Add and format images using HTML Create basic tables using HTML Add hypertext links using HTML Modify hypertext links to extend their power and flexibility Enhance the organization, functionality, and appearance of Web forms Create and format data tables that load faster than tables with "traditional" structure elements and are more accessible to non-visual browsers. You will also enhance the visual distinction between table rows and columns bymodifying table borders Position content on a Web page using frames Prepare a site to be published on the Web Modifying Links Modify Default Link Styles Set a Tabbing Order Define Access Keys Create an Email Link with Default Content 1:00 Enhancing Forms Organize Form Elements Create Categorized Drop-down List Options Control Form Element Access 1:00 Enhancing Data Tables Create Columns Create Tow Groups Add a Summary and Caption Create a Scrolling Table Create Custom Table Borders 1:00 Creating a Page Layout Using Frames Crete a Frameset Document Modify Frame Borders Specify Frame Targets Create Inline Frames 1:00 Preparing to Publish a Web Site Help Users Find Your Site Validate and HTML Document Choose a Web Host 1:00 Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets Introduction to HTML 5 HTML 4.01 Web Authoring, level 3 ElementK 085553