[...]... 5-2 HTML in 10 Simple Steps or Less Task 5 tip • You can also include an e-mail address for the... Defining the text-decoration Property Task 86: Defining the text-transform Property Task 87: Controlling Text Alignment and Indentation Task 88: Working with Background Images Task 89: Defining CSS Padding Properties Task 90: Defining Border Style Properties Task 91: Defining Border Width Properties Task 92: Defining Border Color Properties Task 93: Using the Border Property Shorthand Task 94: Working... author information, but supplying it does clearly mark who the content author is and who is responsible for updating the page 1 Enter a tag into the head section of your document, setting the name attribute equal to author, as shown in Listing 5-1 HTML in 10 Simple Steps or Less Listing 3-4: Defining keywords for the tag 5 Because the tag is an empty tag, you want to make sure that the code is both XHTML-compliant... Task 49: Nesting Tables Task 50: Organizing Table Data 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 61 62 64 66 68 70 72 75 76 78 80 82 85 86 88 90 92 95 96 98 100 102 104 106 108 110 Contents xvii Part 7: Working with Forms 113 Task 51: Defining Form Elements Task 52: Formatting Text Fields Task 53: Formatting Password Fields Task 54: Formatting Text Areas Task 55: Formatting Check Boxes Task 56: Formatting Radio Buttons... 37: Embedding Video Task 38: Embedding Java Applets Part 5: Hyperlinks Task 39: Defining Hyperlinks Task 40: Defining Pathnames Task 41: Creating mailto Links Task 42: Linking to Named Anchors Part 6: Building Tables Task 43: Defining Tables Task 44: Working with Table Borders Task 45: Spanning Cells Task 46: Aligning Table Elements Task 47: Defining Dimensions for Table Elements Task 48: Working with... Language, 10 Simple Steps or Less /> Task 4 tip • < /html> Listing 4-3: Completing the property/value pair of a tag description 5 To make the tag both XHTML-compliant and still recognizable to browsers that don’t yet support XHTML, insert a space and forward... 139: Using the Tag Maker Edit Tag Tools Task 140: Formatting Text Task 141: Creating Lists Task 142: Inserting Images Task 143: Creating Tables Task 144: Building Forms Task 145: Working with Frames Task 146: Defining CSS Font Properties Task 147: Defining CSS Text Properties Task 148: Defining CSS Background Properties Task 149: Defining CSS Padding and Margin Properties Task 150: Defining CSS Border... Moving Around in Text Task 119: Selecting Code Task 120: Using the Clipboard Task 121: Managing Files Task 122: Using the Find and Replace Tools Task 123: Searching for Strings in Multiple Files Task 124: Finding Matching Brackets Task 125: Using the Spelling Checker Task 126: Working with the Document Selector Task 127: Creating Workspaces Task 128: Working with the Clip Library Task 129: Editing . alt="" HTML in 10 Simple Steps or Less Robert G. Fuller and Laurie Ann Ulrich HTML in 10 Simple Steps or Less HTML in 10 Simple Steps or Less Robert G. Fuller and Laurie Ann Ulrich HTML in 10 Simple. 7: Working with Forms 113 Task 51: Defining Form Elements 114 Task 52: Formatting Text Fields 116 Task 53: Formatting Password Fields 118 Task 54: Formatting Text Areas 120 Task 55: Formatting. Aligning Table Elements 102 Task 47: Defining Dimensions for Table Elements 104 Task 48: Working with Table Background Properties 106 Task 49: Nesting Tables 108 Task 50: Organizing Table Data 110 xvi