More on Links, Lists, and Layout - Web Development and Design Foundations with XHTML - page 271

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CHAPTER

More on Links,
Lists, and
Layout

Chapter Objectives

In this chapter, you will learn how to ...

● Code relative hyperlinks to Web pages in folders
within a Web site
● Configure a hyperlink to a named fragment
internal to a Web page
● Add interactivity to Web pages with CSS
pseudo-classes

● Configure a navigation layout list with CSS
● Configure three-column page layouts using CSS
● Configure CSS for screen, print, and mobile
device display
● Utilize the “cascade” in CSS

Now that you've had some experience coding XHTML
and CSS, you're ready to explore a variety of techniques in this chapter
including XHTML relative hyperlinks and named fragment hyperlinks, CSS
pseudo-classes, navigation list layout, three-column page layout, styling for
print, styling for mobile Web browsers, and an overview of the “cascade” in
CSS.

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