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Bare Bones Guide to HTML

Welcome to the gateway page for the Bare Bones Guide to HTML. The Guide lists every tag in the official HTML 3.2 specification, plus the Netscape extensions, in a concise, organized format.

InFoPeople HTML Notes

A brief listing of sites to help you design and mark your documents so they can be read correctly by browser software.

U.S. Department of Education WWW Server Standards and Guidelines - Table of Contents - March 18, 1996

This document defines the specific standards and general guidelines which the U.S. Department of Education (ED) will use to make information available on the World Wide Web (WWW).

RealAudio - Audio on Demand for the Internet

Internet World Magazine's Outstanding Software Product of 1996

World Wide Web Consortium

Realizing the Full Potential of the Web...

W3C Activity: Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

WebMap for the Macintosh

WebMap reads GIF and PICT files, and allows you to draw out the various graphic primitives (rectangle, circle, and polygon) that represent the hot areas on an html image map. WebMap supports both the CERN and NCSA imagemap formats.

Netscape - Extensions to HTML 2.0

This document explains the extensions to the HTML 2.0 specification. We're currently working on a document about extensions to HTML 3.0; in the meantime, you can get information about adding tables, backgrounds, and dynamic updating to documents - three important extensions in Netscape Navigator 1.1 and beyond that are being proposed for inclusion in HTML 3.0.

Matthew Grey at MIT

CU Connect

CUCMe - Software to video conference over the net using Macintosh computers.

Portland Pattern Repository

We're writing about computer programs in a new stylistic form called pattern languages. The form has many internal references which map well to hypertext links. We've added links to published (or soon to be published) documents.

WelcomeRepositoryVisitors

These pages are part of the PortlandPatternRepository. They contain an incomplete and casually written history of programming ideas. It's a group project. It's an experiment. It's also fun. Please participate.

The HTML Writers Guild Website

Welcome to The HTML Writers Guild Website, the first international organization of World Wide Web page authors and Internet Publishing professionals. Guild members have access to resources including: HTML and Web business mailing lists, information repositories,and interaction with their peers.

Current membership (as of 08 October, 1996): 24,531 members in 78 nations worldwide.

The URL-minder: Your Own Personal Web Robot!

The URL-minder keeps track of Web pages and other resources on the World Wide Web, and sends you e-mail whenever your personally registered resources change. You can have the URL-minder keep track of any Web resource accessible via HTTP, FTP, or GOPHER, (anything you like!) including searches on many popular Web databases!

Dave's HMTL: Commands: Index

Web-Counter Creation Page

This page helps you create a free Web-Counter. For commercial counters with guaranteed reliability and 24/hr real-time access, please see our Commercial Services page.

Welcome to StudioLive Premier Services

Advanced Web Development Links

Welcome to the PHP/FI page here on vex.net running version 2.0b7.

PHP/FI is a server-side html-embedded scripting language. It lets you write simple scripts right in your .HTML files much like JavaScript does, except, unlike JavaScript PHP/FI is not browser-dependant. JavaScript is a client-side html-embedded language while PHP/FI is a server-side language. PHP/FI is similar in concept to Netscape's LiveWire Pro product. If you have the money, you run Netscape's Commerce Server and you run one of the supported operating systems, you should probably have a look at LiveWire Pro. If you like free fast-moving software that comes with full source code you will probably like PHP/FI.

Tiac's Frequently Asked Questions

Browser Offsets: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

Introduction: If you make your living designing web sites (or even if you don't) you want to be able to control the appearance of your pages; if you didn't, you wouldn't be reading this.

The Ten Commandments of HTML FAQ No disrespect is intended towards the Bible or the "Ten Commandments".

In the beginning there was chaos. Developers everywhere clambered to the new lands. The lands of the Web. Some came from the Ancient Unix'otamia, others from the lands of the elite Graphic Designeria. All came to build and worship the WWW.

Creating Net Sites

Guides to Writing Style HTML Documents