Additional topics include rollovers, and defining head elements including meta tags, keywords, descriptions, as well as testing browser compatibility. Beginning Students learn the easy way to create HTML documents connected with hyperlinks for use on the WWW, or a departmental intranet. Participants learn to insert and create links from images, create a navigation bar to use on an entire site, add special features such as buttons and search forms, insert and format tables, and create pages with frames. Advanced Students learn how to use tables, forms, and other advanced features to create sophisticated Web sites. Discover some of the advanced features such as navigation view, shared borders, and themes, and use them to create a coherent and attractive Web site.
Students define the structure of a Web page using tables, and create an interactive form.
Adding dynamic multimedia components to a Web page, using Dynamic HTML, cascading style sheets, and creating channels are also covered. Students gain hands-on experience using HTML tags, tag attributes, character references, and hyperlinks. Students are exposed to additional tags and attributes, focusing on tables and frames. Students learn how to create frames, format frames, link frames using NAME anchors, create navigation bars, combine rows and columns, and work with frame extensions. Creating tables, formatting tables, creating page columns with tables, spanning rows and columns, embedding images and lists within tables, and nesting tables within tables are also covered in detail.