Table of contents : Cover Table of Contents Title Page Copyright Introduction About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used in This Book Where to Go from Here Chapter 1: Getting to Know HTML and CSS Getting a Bird’s-Eye View of the Process Getting to Know HTML Getting Familiar with CSS Chapter 2: Constructing Pages with Good Bones Getting to Know HTML’s Basic Structure Tags Structuring the Page Chapter 3: Adding Links, Lists, and Images Applying the Basic Text Tags Creating Links Building Bulleted and Numbered Lists Inserting Special Characters Inserting Images Chapter 4: Building Web Forms What the Heck Is a Web Form? Getting Your Form off the Ground Including a Button Gathering Text Including Checkboxes Setting Up Radio Buttons Making Selection Lists Adding a Picker or Two Chapter 5: Exploring the CSS Box Model Getting to Know the Box Model Putting on Some Padding Building a Border Messing with Margins Styling Sizes Chapter 6: Selecting Stuff with Selectors Understanding Element Relationships Getting to Know the Selector Exploring the Standard Selectors Selecting Descendants, Children, and Siblings Working with Pseudo-Classes Chapter 7: Taking the Measure of CSS Getting to Know the CSS Measurement Units Learning the Absolute Measurement Units Learning the Relative Measurement Units Chapter 8: Decorating Element Colors and Backgrounds Picking Out Colors in CSS Coloring Page Text Styling Background Colors and Images Chapter 9: Tweaking Text Typographically Formatting with Fonts Tweaking the Type Size Styling Text with Bold and Italics Aligning Text Just So Chapter 10: Ten Must-Memorize CSS Selectors The Class Selector The Id Selector The Type Selector The Descendant Combinator The Child Combinator The Subsequent-Sibling Combinator The Next-Sibling Combinator The First-Child Pseudo-Class The Last-Child Pseudo-Class The Nth-Child Pseudo-Class Index About the Author Connect with Dummies End User License Agreement