Guide to HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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Publication Date: January 13, 2021
Affiliation: Buffalo
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This guide presents HTML, CSS and JavaScript languages to an introductory audience with directions specific to the ubunix web server environment.

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Chapter 1: Servers, Clients, and File Storage

Chapter 2: Creating Your First Web Page

Chapter 3: Adding Cascading Style Sheets to Your Web Page

Chapter 4: Creating a Table Web Page

Chapter 5: Creating an HTML5/CSS and ADA Compliant Web Page

Chapter 6: Using DIVs to Modify Your Home Web Page

Chapter 7: Creating a Web Form

Chapter 8: Adding Special Effects to Your Web Page

Chapter 9: Creating a Multimedia Web Site

Chapter 10: Creating a JavaScript Web Page

Chapter 11: Adding JavaScript Validation to Your Web Form Page

Chapter 12: Creating a Custom 404 Error Page

Chapter 14: Useful Links & Resource

Jim Gerland is an adjunct professor at the University at Buffalo since 1988 and at Buffalo State College since 2015. He currently teaches Web Programming I (HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript), Web Programming II (PHP & MySQL) and E-Commerce System Technologies. Jim has also taught Microcomputer Applications, Database Concepts, and Object Oriented Programming with Java.