Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- About the Author -- Credits -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Structuring Documents for the Web -- A Web of Structured Documents -- Introducing HTML5 -- Tags and Elements -- Separating Heads from Bodies -- Attributes Tell You about Elements -- Learning from Others by Viewing Their Source Code -- Elements for Marking Up Text -- Attribute Groups -- Core Attributes -- The id Attribute -- The class Attribute -- The title Attribute -- The style Attribute -- Internationalization -- The dir Attribute -- The lang Attribute -- Core Elements -- About DOCTYPEs -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- Links and Style Sheets -- Ensuring Backward Compatibility for HTML5 Tags -- The Element -- Common Content Elements -- Basic Text Formatting -- White Space and Flow -- Creating Headings Using Elements -- Creating Paragraphs Using the Element -- Creating Line Breaks Using the Element -- Creating Preformatted Text Using the Element -- Understanding Block and Inline Elements -- Grouping Content -- The New Outline Algorithm in HTML5 -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- Using the cite Attribute with the Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- Working with Lists -- Using the Element to Create Unordered Lists -- Ordered Lists -- Using the start Attribute to Change the Starting Number in Ordered Lists -- Count Down in Your Ordered Lists with the reversed Attribute -- Specify a Marker with the type Attribute -- Definition Lists -- Nesting Lists -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Fine-tuning Your Text -- Elements That Describe Text-Level Semantics.

The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- versus and versus -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- and Elements -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- The Element -- Editing Text -- Using Character Entities for Special Characters -- Comments -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Links and Navigation -- Basic Links -- Linking to Other Web Pages -- Linking to E‑mail Addresses -- Understanding Directories and Directory Structures -- Understanding URLs -- Absolute and Relative URLs -- Same Directory -- Subdirectory -- Parent Directory -- From the Root -- The Element -- Creating In-Page Links with the Element -- Creating a Source Anchor with the href Attribute -- Creating a Destination Anchor Using the name and id Attributes (Linking to a Specific Part of a Page) -- The Element's Other Attributes -- The accesskey Attribute -- The hreflang Attribute -- The rel Attribute -- The tabindex Attribute -- The target Attribute -- The title Attribute -- The type Attribute -- Advanced E‑mail Links -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Images, Audio, and Video -- Adding Images Using the Element -- The src Attribute -- The alt Attribute -- The height and width Attributes -- Adding Images to a Web Page -- Using Images as Links -- Choosing the Right Image Format -- GIF Images -- Animated GIFs -- JPEG Images -- PNG Images -- Keeping File Sizes Small -- Adding Flash, Video, and Audio to Your Web Pages -- Adding YouTube Movies to Your Web Pages -- Adding Rich Media with the and Elements -- Controlling Playback with the preload, autoplay, loop, and muted Attributes.

Using the poster Attribute to Customize the Initial Frame -- Adding Video Playback Controls with the controls Attribute -- Adding Audio to Your Web Pages Using the Element -- On Containers and Codecs -- Adding Flash Movies to Your Web Pages -- Cross-Browser Video-Using Video for Everybody -- Video Size -- A Closer Look at the and Elements -- The data Attribute -- The height and width Attributes -- The tabindex Attribute -- The usemap Attribute -- The Element -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Tables -- Introducing Tables -- Basic Table Elements and Attributes -- The Element Creates a Table -- The dir Attribute -- The Element Contains Table Rows -- The and Elements Represent Table Cells -- The colspan Attribute -- The headers Attribute -- The rowspan Attribute -- The scope Attribute -- Creating a Basic Table -- Adding a Caption to a Table -- Grouping Sections of a Table -- Spanning Columns Using the colspan Attribute -- Spanning Rows Using the rowspan Attribute -- Splitting Up Tables Using a Head, Body, and Foot -- Grouping Columns Using the Element -- Columns Sharing Styles Using the Element -- Nested Tables -- Accessible Tables -- How to Linearize Tables -- Using the id, scope, and headers Attributes -- Creating an Accessible Table -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Forms -- Introducing Forms -- Creating a Form with the Element -- The action Attribute -- The method Attribute -- The id Attribute -- The name Attribute -- The enctype Attribute -- The accept-charset Attribute -- The novalidate Attribute -- The target Attribute -- The autocomplete Attribute -- Form Controls -- Text Inputs -- Single-Line Text Input Controls -- Password Input Controls -- Multiple-Line Text Input Controls -- New HTML5 Input Types and Attributes -- Using the placeholder Attribute to Illustrate Example Input.

Ensuring User Privacy and Security with the autocomplete Attribute -- Ensuring Information Is Provided with the required Attribute -- Buttons -- Creating Buttons Using the Element -- Using Images for Buttons -- Creating Buttons Using the Element -- Check Boxes -- Radio Buttons -- Select Boxes -- The Element -- The Element -- Creating Scrolling Select Boxes -- Selecting Multiple Options with the multiple Attribute -- Grouping Options with the Element -- Attributes for Select Boxes -- File Select Boxes -- Hidden Controls -- New HTML5 Form Elements -- Track Completion of a Task with the New Element -- Represent Scalar Measurement within a Range with the Element -- Create an Autocomplete List with an and the New Element -- Creating a Contact Form -- Creating Labels for Controls and the Element -- Structuring Your Forms with and Elements -- Focus -- Tabbing Order -- Access Keys -- Disabled and Read-Only Controls -- Sending Form Data to the Server -- HTTP get -- HTTP post -- Creating More Usable Form Fields -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Cascading Style Sheets -- Introducing CSS -- A Basic Example -- Inheritance -- Where You Can Add CSS Rules -- The Element -- The rel Attribute -- The href Attribute -- The media Attribute -- The Element -- Advantages of External Style Sheets -- CSS Properties -- Controlling Text -- The font-family Property -- The font-size Property -- The font-weight Property -- The font-style Property -- The font-variant Property -- Text Formatting -- The color Property -- The text-align Property -- The vertical-align Property -- The text-decoration Property -- The text-indent Property -- The text-shadow Property -- The text-transform Property -- The letter-spacing Property -- The word-spacing Property.

The white-space Property -- The direction Property -- Text Pseudo-Classes -- The first-letter Pseudo-Class -- The first-line Pseudo-Class -- Styling Text -- Selectors -- Universal Selector -- The Type Selector -- The Class Selector -- The ID Selector -- The Child Selector -- The Descendant Selector -- The Adjacent Sibling Selector -- The General Sibling Selector -- Using Child and Sibling Selectors to Reduce Dependence on Classes in Markup -- Attribute Selectors -- Lengths -- Relative Units -- px -- em -- ex -- New Relative Units: rem, vh, and vw -- Absolute Units -- Percentages -- Introducing the Box Model -- An Example Illustrating the Box Model -- The border Properties -- The border-color Property -- The border-style Property -- The border-width Property -- Expressing border Properties Using Shorthand -- The padding Property -- The margin Property -- Dimensions of a Content Box -- The height and width Properties -- The line-height Property -- The max-width and min-width Properties -- The min-height and max-height Properties -- The overflow Property -- The Internet Explorer Box Model and box-sizing: border-box -- Creating a Style Sheet for Code -- Summary -- Chapter 8: More Cascading Style Sheets -- Links -- Backgrounds -- The background-color Property -- The background-image Property -- The background-repeat Property -- The background-position Property (for Fixing Position of Backgrounds) -- The background-attachment Property (for Watermarks) -- The background Property (the Shorthand) -- Lists -- The list-style-type Property -- The list-style-position Property -- The list-style-image Property -- The list-style Property (the Shorthand) -- Tables -- Table-Specific Properties -- The border-collapse Property -- The border-spacing Property -- The empty-cells Property -- The caption-side Property -- The table-layout Property -- Outlines.

The outline-width Property.