Makes the case for why OO is an important step in the evolution of programing. I read it when I was just starting a software company many years ago and it influenced us to use this approach. Now it is more widly used and the gains talked about are legedary. For executives, non programers and programers alike. When you are authoring Web content that works across all of today's browsers, inconsistencies can mean real headaches.
Further chapters take on tables, frames, and forms.
Where appropriate, the authors also point out new features in the emerging HTML 4 specifications and delve into combining Java applets and ActiveX components within HTML pages. The last part of the book will be very useful to even seasoned HTML developers. Finally, since this is a reference book, it includes valuable appendices for HTML tags, JavaScript, and VBScript basics as well as other information that will be useful for any working Internet developer. Even if you rely on online help as your primary source of HTML reference, this handy book can probably save you time and improve your knowledge of competing and often confusing Internet standards. The result can be a successful Web site that looks great on all of today's browsers.