Murach's Java Servlets and JSPThis chapter shows how to code the HTML pages and forms that provide the user interface for a typical Java web application. To see how well this chapter works, you can download this chapter for free. |
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| Chapter 3 | A crash course in HTML | |
| An introduction to HTML | 62 | |
| Tools for working with HTML | 62 | |
| An HTML document | 64 | |
| How to code and view an HTML page | 66 | |
| How to code an HTML document | 66 | |
| Where and how to save an HTML document | 68 | |
| How to view an HTML page | 70 | |
| More skills for coding HTML documents | 72 | |
| How to code links to other HTML pages | 72 | |
| How to code tables | 74 | |
| Attributes for working with table tags | 76 | |
| How to include images in an HTML page | 78 | |
| How to use a style sheet | 80 | |
| How to code HTML forms | 82 | |
| How to code a form | 82 | |
| How to code text boxes, password boxes, and hidden fields | 84 | |
| How to code buttons | 86 | |
| How to code check boxes and radio buttons | 88 | |
| How to code combo boxes and list boxes | 90 | |
| How to code text areas | 92 | |
| How to set the tab order of controls | 94 | |
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