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HTML and CSS The Most Complete Web Development Guide (Rick Sekuloski)（Z-Library）

Rick Sekuloski

HTML and CSS The Most Complete Web Development Guide (Rick Sekuloski)（Z-Library）

Author Rick Sekuloski

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HTML and CSS: The Most Complete Web Development GuideMaster HTML and CSS so you can create beautiful websites that are modern and that can work on every device.This is one of the best books that you can find that will cover all of the modern features that you will ever need in 2022 and beyond!Are you the one of those people that wants to learn HTML and CSS but confused and don’t know where to start? This book will teach you the latest and greatest features of HTML and CSS so you can become frontend developer and start earning money from today! No matter if you are student, jobseeker, freelancer or experienced designer this book will teach you everything you need to know.HTML is everywhere even if haven’t noticed this but HTML is a markup language that is used to display the website content. The CSS is the code that will style the HTML markup so the website can look beautiful.Without HTML and CSS, you will never be considered as a professional web developer so you must have solid foundation of the latest features.I will show you that anyone can learn how to create, code and design websites. This book is step by step guide that will cover the basic and advanced features of HTML & CSS. This book will open the door to endless job opportunities.This book is ideal for students, professionals and people of all backgrounds and skill levels!Few of the things this Guide will cover in the HTML section:Build simple websites markupParagraphsLinksDiv elementsLink elementsElement attributes like class names, IDsListsSections like footer, main, nav, sidebars, headerCommentsSpan tagsEm tagsI tagsPre tagsHTML formInputsTextareaRadio buttonsSelect drop-down menu……Few of the features that this guide will included in the CSS section:Font and font familiesMeasurement units like px, em, rem , fr, %, vh, vwBox-shadowsText-shadowsGradientsAnimations and keyframesStyling form elementsFont-awesomeWhat else is included:CSS GRID and Flexbox the best layout tools so you can design your websitesM

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HTML and CSS: The Most Complete Web Development Guide
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Rick Sekulsoki
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Copyright © 2022 Rick Sekuloski All rights reserved. ISBN:
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CONTENTS PREFACE WHO IS THIS BOOK FOR? BENEFITS AND POSSIBLE EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK? DOWNLOAD THE FILES CHAPTER 1 – GETTING STARTED IMPORTANT! FRONTEND DEVELOPMENT EQUIPMENT SETTING UP YOUR WORKPLACE CHOOSING THE RIGHT WEB BROWSER EXPLORE THE VISUAL STUDIO CODE USER INTERFACE AND LAYOUT TOOLS GRAPHIC TOOLS
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TRANSFER TOOLS AND FILE MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 2 – UNDERSTANDING THE WEB WHAT IS INTERNET? WHAT ABOUT THE WEB? SERVERS URL, IP ADDRESSES AND DNS WHAT ABOUT WEB BROWSERS? CHAPTER 3 - THE BASIC ANATOMY OF A WEB PAGE STRUCTURE OF SIMPLE WEBSITE PROJECT LOAD FILES AND INSTALL EXTENSIONS LOCALHOST ANALYSE THE CURRENT WEB PAGE SUMMARY CHAPTER 4 – HTML DEEP DIVE
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HISTORY OF HTML HTML IS EVERYWHERE LET’S START – LUNCH YOUR TEXT EDITOR NAMING CONVENTIONS WRITE CONTENT STRUCTURE OF HTML ELEMENT/TAG HTML PAGE STRUCTURE TEXT ELEMENTS HEADINGS PARAGRAPHS EMPHASIZED TEXT HTML LISTS HTML LINKS HTML IMAGES HTML DIV AND SPAN ELEMENTS HORIZONTAL RULE
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HOW TO WRITE COMMENTS IN HTML HOW TO ADD A CSS STYLE SHEET IMPORTANT CONTENT ELEMENTS LONG QUOTATION HERE IS ONE EXAMPLE: PREFORMATTED TEXT FIGURE AND FIGCAPTION HTML ELEMENT PAGE CONTENT ORGANIZATION – SEMANTIC ELEMENTS HEADERS NAVIGATION SECTIONS HTML ARTICLES ASIDE FOOTERS ADDRESSES INLINE – TEXT LEVEL ELEMENTS
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CITATION STRONG ITALIC EMPHASIZE DELETED BOLD INCORRECT <S> Q - SHORT QUOTATION SUPERSCRIPT AND SUBSCRIPT WORD BREAKS TIME AND DATETIME PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER ON YOUR OWN NAVIGATION TIP: CHAPTER 5 – CASCADING STYLE SHEET
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HOW TO LINK CSS IN DOCUMENTS EXTERNAL STYLE SHEET EMBEDDED STYLE SHEETS - USING THE <STYLE> TAGS IN THE HEAD INLINE CSS STYLES HOW TO CREATE CSS FILES WRITING THE CSS RULES CSS SELECTORS DECLARATIONS CLASS SELECTOR CSS COMMENTS PSEUDO-CLASSES INHERITANCE DOCUMENT TREE NESTED HTML ELEMENTS :FIRST-CHILD / :LAST-CHILD / :NTH- CHILD(N) ::BEFORE AND ::AFTER
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CONFLICTING CASCADING STYLES THE CSS BOX MODEL DIMENSIONS OF THE BOX MODEL CONTENT PADDING BORDER MARGIN FULL SIZE OF AN ELEMENT NEGATIVE MARGINS BOX SIZING WITHOUT BOX-SIZING PROPERTY WITH CSS BOX-SIZING PROPERTY BOX-SIZING SYNTAX BOZ-SIZING: CONTENT-BOX BOX-SIZING BORDER-BOX WHY DO WE NEED BOX-SIZING? ELEMENT HEIGHT AND OVERFLOW
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VISIBLE TEXT PADDING BORDER STYLES BORDER THICKNESS BORDER COLOR BORDER-RADIUS CHAPTER 6 – CSS TEXT FORMATTING FONT FONT-FAMILY CSS UNITS OF MEASUREMENT ABSOLUTE UNITS RELATIVE UNITS THE REM RELATIVE UNIT THE EM RELATIVE UNIT WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EM AND REM VW AND VH
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FONT-SIZE FONT-WEIGHT LINE-HEIGHT LINE-HEIGHT WITH EM AND REM VALUES LINE-HEIGHT WITH PERCENTAGE AS VALUE LINE-HEIGHT WITH PIXELS AS VALUE LETTER SPACING COLOUR NAMED COLORS RGB VALUES HEXADECIMAL CODE TEXT SHADOW OFFSET-X AND OFFSET-Y BLUR-RADIUS AND COLOUR TEXT INDENTATION HORIZONTAL TEXT ALIGNMENT
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TEXT DECORATIONS – UNDERLINE, OVERLINE, LINE-THROUGH TEXT-TRANSFORM LETTER AND WORD SPACING TEST YOURSELF CHAPTER 7 – LAYOUT, FLOATING AND POSITIONING POSITION STATIC RELATIVE FIXED ABSOLUTE STICKY FLOATING FLOATING BLOCK ELEMENTS CLEAR FLOAT FLOATING ISSUES DISPLAY
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DISPLAY:NONE DISPLAY:INLINE DISPLAY:BLOCK DISPLAY:INLINE-BLOCK CHAPTER 8 – CSS FLEXBOX CSS FLEXIBLE BOX LAYOUT MODULE – FLEXBOX CONTAINING THE FLOW FLEX-WRAP FLEX-FLOW EXERCISE- LET US MAKE OUR OLD NAVIGATION BAR WITH FLEXBOX ALIGNMENT OF ITEMS IN THE CONTAINER JUSTIFY-CONTENT ALIGN ITEMS ALIGN-SELF ALIGN-CONTENT
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FLEX PROPERTIES FLEX-ITEMS ORDER FLEXBOX IN PRACTICE BROWSER SUPPORT SUMMARY CHAPTER 9 – CSS GRID CSS GRID GRID LINES GRID CELL GRID AREA GRID TRACK SET UP OUR FIRST CSS GRID GRID TEMPLATE ROWS & GRID TEMPLATE COLUMNS GRID-TEMPLATE-ROWS GRID-TEMPLATE-COLUMNS EXPLICIT VS IMPLICIT GRID
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GRID LINE NUMBERS THE GRID-AREA GRID NAMES TRACK SIZE VALUES FRACTIONAL UNITS (FR) MINMAX FUNCTION EXTRINSIC AND INTRINSIC MIN-CONTENT KEYWORD VALUE MAX-CONTENT KEYWORD VALUE AUTO KEYWORD FIT-CONTENT() FUNCTION REPEAT TRACK SIZES AUTO-FILL AND AUTO-FIT GRID AREAS GRID SHORTHAND PROPERTY SYNTAX GRID-GAP
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CSS GRID JUSTIFY AND ALIGN CONTENT AND ITEMS JUSTIFY-ITEMS ALIGN-ITEMS JUSTIFY-CONTENT AND ALIGN- CONTENT TEST YOURSELF (FLEXBOX AND CSS GRID) FLEXBOX-QUESTIONS: FLEXBOX - LAYOUT PROPERTIES CHEAT SHEET CSS GRID QUESTIONS: CSS GRID- LAYOUT PROPERTIES CHEAT SHEET SUMMARY CHAPTER 10 - RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN (RWD) WHY WE NEED RWD 4 KEY ASPECTS OF RWD
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VIEWPORT META ELEMENT TESTING THE PAGE ON DIFFERENT SCREEN SIZES FLEXIBLE GRIDS FLEXIBLE – RESPONSIVE IMAGES CSS MEDIA QUERY COMMON BREAKPOINTS FOR WIDTHS OF DEVICES RWD – WEBSITE LAYOUT MINI PROJECT CHAPTER 11 - ADVANCED CSS- TRANSITIONS, TRANSFORMS AND ANIMATION TRANSITIONS TRANSITION TIMING FUNCTION LINEAR EASE EASE-IN EASE-OUT
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