Introduction to HTML

Learning more about HTML

There are many books on HTML available. For example (as of 1999 Apr):

• HTML 4 Sourcebook, Ian S. Graham, Wiley, 1998, 631 pp. (I used it and liked it)
• Sams Teach Yourself Web Publishing With HTML 4 In 21 Days Laura Lemay & Denise Tyler (I looked at it and liked what I saw)
• The Complete Idiot's Guide to Creating an HTML 4 Web Page (I looked at it and did not like what I saw)
• HTML 4 for Dummies
• HTML 4 Pour Les Nuls
• Teach Yourself HTML 4 in a Week
• Learn HTML In A Weekend
• Teach Yourself HTML 4 In 24 Hours
• HTML 4 Programmation 18 Heures Chrono
• Teach Yourself HTML 4 in 10 Minutes

Camelot lists

191	books with HTML in the title, including	35	for beginners, as of	1999 Apr 20
65		8		2003 Mar 22
218		31		2005 Mar 20

There is also a lot of on-line help available. For example:

• Web Design Group provides a range of information which aims to ‘promote the creation of non-browser specific, non-resolution specific, creative and informative sites that are accessible to all users worldwide.’
• An Interactive Tutorial for Beginners by Dave Kristula
• PageResource's HTML Pit Stop (they also have pages on JavaScript, Web design, etc.
• HTML Goodies
• HTML Code Tutorial (confusing layout; uses upper case for tags, which is a bad idea)
• W3Schools (ugly layout, a lot of ads; uses <b>, which is a bad idea)
• The official specification

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