Html in Action: Hot Tips for Cool Sites

By Bruce C. Morris

Fully describing the latest tools and techniques, Bruce Morris presents an advanced guide to HTML programming and other Web-related topics. Individuals and organizations who want to create more... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 155615948X
• ISBN13: 9781556159480
• Release Date: July 2000
• Publisher: Microsoft Press
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 1.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 9.2" x 7.3"

Customer Reviews

Knows what he's talking about

This is...as others have stated... out of date, but still a good book. Those who want to know how to do html from scratch could still find useful information in here. Good book.

From A Scrub To A Star

Before Frontpage and before Dreamweaver I knew nothing about HTML. But I wanted to know super bad, and found this book by God graces. This book takes you step by step on how to write HTML the old school way, which can often still be the best way. Buy it, and you'll make yourself and others proud.

The book that started my business..

First off, I'm really rating this 4 1/2 stars (I've never rated anything 5 stars). This was the first book I bought on web design and have purchased 2 or 3 others since which were nowhere near as helpful. If you don't know anything, this is the book for you. If you know your code I'd still take a look through this one. It has some great tricks that you might not have thought of or can't quite get to work on your own. I still pull it out every now and then and I've been doing design for a living for 4 1/2 years. Bruce, keep up the great work! When's your follow up?

A good book for intermeditate!

This book is really good. It has a lot of valuable information. The only thing about it is that it works 60% on frames and tables. If you already know a little, it's worth it, otherwise, I'd go a little more basic. It's overall really good though!

its okay

Just remember when you buy this book that it's from Microsoft Press, so expect it to lean towards supporting the Microsoft Internet Explorer, with plenty of plugs accordingly - so some of the techiques in this book will not work on the Netscape browser - but these are clearly marked as such, so there shouldn't be any confusion. It comes with a CD ROM which helps you see what you are reading about and comes with a version of the MSIE that you can download. Its nice and easy to read and 'EVEN I' can understand it all