Murach's ASP.NET Web Programming with VB.NET
This chapter covers what you need to know to work with HTML directly
instead of through controls in your ASP.NET applications. In the
process, you'll learn specific skills for working with HTML in Visual
Studio .NET.
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Basic rules for coding HTML elements |
184 |
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How to work with HTML using Visual Studio |
186 |
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The basic structure of an HTML document |
188 |
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The Page directive |
190 |
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The Doctype declaration |
190 |
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How to code the document head |
192 |
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How to code basic text formatting elements |
194 |
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How to code links to other HTML pages |
196 |
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How to create a table |
198 |
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Common table attributes |
200 |
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How to use a table to control the layout
of a page |
202 |
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Visual Studio features for working with
tables |
204 |
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How to use inline styles |
206 |
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How to use the Span element to apply
styles |
208 |
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How to use the Style Builder |
210 |
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How to use an external style sheet |
212 |
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How to use classes in a style sheet |
214 |
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Visual Studio features for working with
style sheets |
216 |
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How Web Server controls are rendered |
218 |
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How to write to the HTTP output stream |
220 |
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