When you’re in the trenches fighting a zombie onslaught, you’ll need your most powerful weapons at your fingertips. This HTML element and global attribute reference book will keep your web development weapons sharp and your tension eased.
When you’re in the trenches fighting a zombie onslaught, you’ll need your most powerful weapons at your fingertips. This HTML element and global attribute reference book will keep your web development weapons sharp and your tension eased.
Each element entry contains a fun description, opening and closing tags, flow type (inline or block), important attributes, related elements and example code to show how it works. There’s also plenty of zombie jokes and fun but clear analogies. There are also entries on all of HTML’s global attributes.
Plus every entry is highly indexed for ease of access. Look at elements and attributes alphabetically by title or tag name. Click/tap on a related element to go straight to its entry.
This HTML reference book will make learning fun again!
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This is my first glance experience to this book, helpful in HTML syntax only, don't see any example, or good learning example. Some of my html reference books have cross-reference, I labeled them exactly like this book - Letter A - Z. I will rather stay with my books.
