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1. What is HTML?
2. What are the different versions of HTML?
3. What about XHTML?
4. Is HTML case-sensitive?
5. What does the DOCTYPE declaration do?
6. What is a DTD?
7. What is the difference between Strict, Transitional and Frameset DTDs?
8. Which DOCTYPE should I use?
9. Why should I validate my markup?
10. Why does HTML allow sloppy coding?
11.  Why does the validator complain about my <embed> tag?
12. What does character encoding (charset) mean?
13. What is a BOM?
14. What encoding should I declare?
15. How do I insert characters outside the encoding range?
16. Why do I need to write &amp; instead of just &?
17. How should heading elements be used?
18. What are block-level and inline elements?
19. Can I make an inline element block-level with CSS?
20. Why are external CSS and JavaScript files a good idea?
21. Should I use p or br?
22. What does "semantic" mean?
23. Should I replace b and i with strong and em?
24. Why are layout tables considered harmful?
25. Should I use divs instead of layout tables?
26. Are tables deprecated?
27. What is the correct use of the address element type?
28. What is the correct use of the dfn element type?
29. What is the correct use of the var element type?
30. Should I use quotation marks within or around a q element?
31. What is the difference between abbr and acronym?
32. Why is <feature X> deprecated?
33. Must I have an alt attribute for every image?
34. What is the difference between class and id?
35. Why doesn
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Official specifications links.

1. RSS 2.0 Specification : at Harvard Law
2. Cascading Style Sheets - level 1 (CSS1) : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
3. Cascading Style Sheets - level 2 (CSS2) : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
4. Cascading Style Sheets, level 2 revision 1. CSS 2.1 Specification : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
5. Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 Specification : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
6. Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Specification : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
7. Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 Specification : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
8. HTML 4.01 Specifications : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
9. ISO-HTML Specification : at Department of Computer Science, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin
10. Ruby on Rails : at Ruby on Rails
11. XHTML 1.0 Specifications : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
12. XML 1.0 : at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
13. W3C Technical Reports and Publications : full list of documents in various stages at World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

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ActionScript

• ActionScript3.0 - Top Level Classes
• ActionScript3.0 - Packages

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Software to create/edit html pages / websites.

1. Arachnophilia : java-based HTML editor.
2. BBEdit : professional HTML and text editor for the Macintosh
3. CoffeeCup Free HTML Editor : freeware; drag and drop HTML Editor with Built-in FTP uploading.
4. Crimson Editor : freeware, programming source code editor
5. Dreamweaver : web development tool from Adobe (prev Macromedia)
6. EditPlus : text editor, HTML editor and programmers editor for Windows
7. First Page : from Evrsoft
8. FrontPage : from Microsoft
9. GoLive : standards-based Web and mobile authoring; from Adobe
10. HomeSite : develop in a light-weight code environment; from Adobe
11. HotDog : authoring tool for both professional and budding Webmasters; from Sausage Software.
12. HTML-Kit : freeware; full-featured, highly customizable.
13. NoteTab : text and HTML editor
14. PageSpinner : easy-to-use, professional HTML editor for Mac OS
15. PSPad editor : freeware, programming source code editor
16. TextPad : powerful, general purpose editor for plain text files.
17. TopStyle CSS, HTML, XHTML Editor : edit your HTML, XHTML and CSS in a single program.
18. UltraEdit : ideal text, HEX, HTML, PHP, Java, Perl, Javascript, and programmer
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Introduction

If your website has several pages with a similar layout it can become a pain to update using an HTML editor. What is needed is a way to automate the page generation from database tables, XML, & XSL files. By separating content and page layout for you website it is much easier to update repetitive content or easily change the style of every page.  Simple content can be maintained in a database.  Other content can be maintained in XML files.  More complex content can be generated using your favorite HTML editor without worrying about the extras that go on the top, bottom and sides of the page.  Using a program or script all the pieces can be put together to build a complete website.  A batch process can be used to generate the pages to be uploaded to a server where you don't have access to server side scripting or programming.  By keeping your content and style sheets modular you will be more prepare for the day when you can move your site to an ASP.NET server.  Modular content will be needed when you start thinking about supporting multiple browser types, such as mobile devices and voice.

The Database

To give an idea about the tools which can be used, lets automate the creation of a side-bar menu.  In this example the menu will be saved as a complete HTML file.  In a real application the resulting HTML or XHTML would be inserted into the page which is being built from multiple sources.  The advantage of using XHTML would be the ability to use all the XML tools in .NET for building your page.

Here is the database table which has the content for the menu.

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