Web standards solutions: the markup and style handbook
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CONTENTS
Foreword..................................................................xvii
About the Author........................................................xviii
About the Technical Reviewer..........................................xix
Acknowledgments.........................................................xx
Introduction...............................................................xxi
PART ONE GET DOWN WITH MARKUP 1
Chapter 1 Lists..............................................................3
Let s go shopping...............................................................4
Quiz time.....................................................................4
Method A: The br / breakdown..............................................4
It s a wrap..................................................................5
Method B: The bullet that bites................................................6
Validation, please........................................................6
Method C: Getting closer.....................................................6
Method D: Wrapper s delight..................................................8
Summary......................................................................8
Extra credit....................................................................9
Bite the bullet..............................................................9
Getting fancier with custom bullets............................................10
Lists that navigate..........................................................11
Mini-tab shapes............................................................14
Chapter 2 Headings........................................................17
What is the best way to mark up the title of a document?.............................18
Method A: Meaningful?......................................................18
Method B: The p and b combo................................................19
Difficult to style.........................................................19
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Method C: Style and substance................................................19
Easily styled............................................................19
Default distaste.........................................................20
Search engine friendly....................................................20
An aside on heading order................................................21
Summary.....................................................................21
Extra credit...................................................................22
Simple styling.................................................................22
Adding backgrounds........................................................23
Backgrounds and borders.................................................24
Tiled backgrounds.......................................................24
Swappable icons...........................................................25
Easy updates...............................................................25
The chameleon effect.......................................................26
Aligning the img element...............................................26
Wrapping up..................................................................27
Chapter 3 Tables are Evil?................................................29
Totally tabular.................................................................30
A table that everyone can sit at..................................................30
Adding a summary.............................................................33
The head(s) of the table........................................................33
Header and data relationships....................................................35
Using the abbr attribute........................................................36
thead , tfoot , and tbody ..................................................37
Are tables evil?................................................................39
Extra credit...................................................................39
Creating a grid.............................................................39
Collapsing the gaps.........................................................40
An IE/Mac note.........................................................41
Spaced out.............................................................41
Customizing the headers.....................................................42
Headers with background images..............................................43
Tiny tile...............................................................43
The CSS...............................................................43
Assigning icons to IDs.......................................................44
The icons..............................................................45
The CSS...............................................................45
Combining rules for simpler bits...........................................46
More table style examples.......................................................47
Wrapping up..................................................................47
Chapter 4 Quotations.....................................................49
Method A: Lacks meaning.......................................................50
Method B: A class act?..........................................................50
Method C: blockquote is best..................................................51
Using a screwdriver to hammer a nail..............................................51
Summary.....................................................................52
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Extra credit...................................................................52
A cite for curious eyes.......................................................52
Inline quotations...........................................................53
No need for marks......................................................53
Nesting inline quotations.................................................54
Styling blockquote .......................................................54
Background quote marks.................................................54
Three images...........................................................55
Tagging the elements....................................................55
Three elements, three backgrounds.........................................55
The results.............................................................57
Calling out special words.................................................58
How does it degrade?....................................................59
Wrapping up..................................................................59
Chapter 5 Forms...........................................................61
What are our options when marking up a form?.....................................62
Method A: Using a table.....................................................62
Method B: Tableless, but cramped.............................................63
Method C: Simple and more accessible.........................................64
The label element.....................................................65
Why label ?...........................................................65
Method D: Defining a form...................................................66
Defining style...........................................................67
Summary.....................................................................68
Extra credit...................................................................69
The fabulous tabindex.......................................................69
Why tabindex?..........................................................70
accesskey for frequented forms...............................................70
Easily accessed search....................................................71
Styling forms..............................................................71
Setting the width of text inputs............................................71
Using label to customize fonts...........................................72
No need to be redundant.................................................74
Use fieldset to group form sections......................................74
Adding style to fieldset and legend .....................................75
Three-dimensional legend ..............................................76
Borders and backgrounds on form elements.................................78
Wrapping up..................................................................80
Chapter 6 strong , em , and Other Phrase Elements..............83
Presentational vs. structural......................................................84
Why are strong and em better than b and i ?............................84
Check in with the experts.................................................84
Method A..............................................................85
Method B..............................................................85
Bold and beautiful.......................................................85
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What about em ?.........................................................85
Method A..............................................................85
Method B..............................................................86
Emphasis mine..........................................................86
Just bold or italic, please.....................................................86
Worth its (font-)weight in bold.............................................87
That s italic!............................................................87
Both bold and italic.........................................................87
Generic span .........................................................88
Emphasis with class......................................................88
Summary.....................................................................89
Extra credit...................................................................89
The phrase elements........................................................89
ate design..............................................................90
The specification........................................................90
A change in cite style..................................................91
Leveraging the structure..................................................91
abbr and acronym .....................................................92
Define once............................................................93
The presentation........................................................93
Compatibility issues......................................................94
code ...................................................................94
samp ..................................................................95
var ....................................................................95
kbd ....................................................................95
Microformats.................................................................96
New growth...............................................................96
A simple explanation........................................................96
An hCard example..........................................................97
Code Creator...........................................................97
The markup............................................................98
The power of microformats...............................................99
Final phrase.................................................................101
Chapter 7 Anchors........................................................103
When pointing to a specific portion of a page, what is the best way to mark up an anchor? 104
Method A: An empty name..................................................104
Method B: It s all in a name.................................................105
Beware of global a styling.............................................105
Richer name attribute...................................................106
Method C: Lose the name...................................................106
Two birds with one stone................................................107
Older browsers and the id attribute........................................107
Method D: The all-in-one...................................................108
Sharing names.........................................................108
Summary....................................................................108
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Extra credit..................................................................109
The title attribute..........................................................110
Title in action..........................................................110
Tooltip titles...........................................................110
Titles are spoken.......................................................111
Styling links..............................................................111
Backgrounds..........................................................112
Dotted borders........................................................112
Where you been?......................................................113
Hovering.............................................................113
Active state...........................................................114
LoVe/HAte your links...................................................114
Fitts Law.............................................................115
A hack for IE6.........................................................116
Anchors aweigh..............................................................117
Chapter 8 More Lists.....................................................119
What is the best way to mark up a numbered list of items?...........................120
Method A: Unordered order.................................................120
The numbers game.....................................................121
Rendered bullets.......................................................121
Method B: An ordered list...................................................121
Automatic numbering...................................................121
Wrapper s delight II.....................................................122
List types.............................................................122
What is the best way to mark up a set of terms and descriptions?......................123
Method A................................................................124
Method B................................................................124
Structure leads to style..................................................125
Adding icons..........................................................125
Other applications......................................................126
Summary....................................................................127
Extra credit..................................................................127
Identify the parts..........................................................127
Custom numbers..........................................................128
Adding the numbers to the CSS..............................................128
The results...............................................................130
Wrapping up.................................................................130
Chapter 9 Minimizing Markup...........................................133
How can we minimize markup when building sites with web standards?.................134
Descendant selectors.......................................................134
Method A: Class happy.....................................................134
Classified CSS..........................................................135
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Method B: Natural selection.................................................135
Contextual CSS........................................................136
Not just for sidebars....................................................136
Fewer classes mean easier maintenance....................................137
The unnecessary div .....................................................138
Method A: div happy.....................................................138
Method B: Lose the div ...................................................139
Other examples...........................................................139
Summary....................................................................140
Extra credit..................................................................140
The raw markup...........................................................140
Adding style..............................................................141
Custom bullets............................................................142
Adding a border...........................................................143
Conclusion..................................................................145
PART TWO SIMPLEBITS OF STYLE 147
Chapter 10 Applying CSS.................................................149
How do I apply CSS to a document?..............................................150
Method A: The style element..............................................150
Partial understanding...................................................150
Uncached.............................................................151
Multiple changes.......................................................151
Good for development..................................................151
Method B: External style sheets..............................................151
Separate file = easy maintenance..........................................151
Download once........................................................152
Still not completely hidden...............................................152
Method C: @import........................................................152
Hide and seek.........................................................152
Styles on, styles off.....................................................153
Combining B and C for multiple style sheets....................................154
The chameleon effect...................................................154
How it s done..........................................................155
Lo-fi and hi-fi styles........................................................155
Order is important.....................................................156
Embrace the cascade.......................................................156
Method D: Inline styles.....................................................157
Style tied to markup....................................................158
Use with caution.......................................................158
Summary....................................................................158
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Extra credit..................................................................159
Alternate styles...........................................................159
Three font sizes........................................................160
Still cascading.........................................................161
Getting alternate styles to work...........................................161
More than just font sizing................................................162
Courtesy of DOM......................................................163
Reset styles..................................................................163
An example reset.css.......................................................164
Conclusion..................................................................165
Chapter 11 Print Styles...................................................167
How can we specify styles for print?..............................................168
Media types..............................................................168
Two ways to target.........................................................169
Method A: The media attribute..............................................169
Partial support.........................................................169
Method B: ©media or ©import..............................................169
In the head or externally.................................................170
Multiple values allowed.....................................................170
Separating screen and print styles............................................171
Building a print style sheet..................................................171
Make a point..........................................................172
Save ink by hiding unnecessary elements...................................172
Expose links...........................................................173
Link text..............................................................174
Save ink with print preview...............................................174
How it looks...........................................................175
Summary....................................................................177
Chapter 12 CSS Layouts..................................................179
How can I use CSS to build a two-column layout?...................................180
Method A: Floating the sidebar..............................................181
Styling the header and footer.............................................182
Floating the sidebar.....................................................183
True columns..........................................................183
Method B: The double float.................................................186
Clear both............................................................187
Method C: Floating the content..............................................187
The CSS..............................................................187
Background woes......................................................188
Plain and simple.......................................................189
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Method D: Positioning......................................................190
Predictable height......................................................191
Space for the column...................................................191
Drop in the sidebar.....................................................192
The footer issue........................................................193
Three s company.......................................................196
Summary....................................................................197
Extra credit..................................................................198
The box model problem....................................................199
Seeing is believing......................................................199
Wavering widths.......................................................200
The Box Model Hack....................................................200
Code by example.......................................................200
Be nice to Opera.......................................................201
Not just for widths.....................................................201
Faux columns.............................................................202
Vertical stretch........................................................202
The cheat.............................................................203
The CSS..............................................................203
Positioned columns.....................................................203
Whatever floats your boat...............................................204
Wrapping up.................................................................204
Chapter 13 Styling Text..................................................207
How can I make hypertext look cool?.............................................208
Times they are a-changin ...................................................208
Adjusting leading (a.k.a. line-height)...........................................209
All in the family...........................................................210
Font names with spaces.................................................211
Kerning (a.k.a. letter-spacing)................................................211
Drop caps................................................................213
Text alignment............................................................214
Transforming text..........................................................216
Small caps................................................................217
Paragraph indentation......................................................218
Contrast.................................................................219
Summary....................................................................220
Chapter 14 Image Replacement.........................................223
How can I use CSS to replace text with images?....................................224
No perfect solution........................................................224
Use, but with caution.......................................................224
Method A: Fahrner Image Replacement (FIR).......................................224
The markup..............................................................225
The extra element.........................................................225
The CSS.................................................................225
Hide the text..........................................................225
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Assign a background.......................................................226
Advantages...............................................................227
Drawbacks...............................................................227
Weigh the pros and cons....................................................227
Method B: Leahy/Langridge Image Replacement (LIR)................................228
The markup and CSS.......................................................228
Box model woes...........................................................229
Drawbacks...............................................................229
Method C: The Phark Method...................................................229
The markup and CSS.......................................................230
Still not perfect...........................................................230
Method D: sIFR...............................................................230
Summary....................................................................232
Extra credit..................................................................233
Logo swapping............................................................233
Hi-fi and lo-fi..........................................................233
The example..............................................................233
A pair of logos............................................................234
The CSS.................................................................235
Regain the hyperlink.......................................................235
The results...............................................................236
Accessible image-tab rollovers..................................................236
The problem.............................................................237
The solution..............................................................237
The markup: One list to rule them all.........................................237
One image, three states.....................................................238
The CSS: This is where the magic happens......................................239
The results...............................................................240
Why use it?...............................................................240
But wait, the text doesn t scale!..............................................240
Compatibility.............................................................241
Wrapping up.............................................................241
Chapter 15 Styling body ..............................................243
Two and sometimes three columns...............................................244
Markup and style structure..................................................246
Article page...........................................................246
Index page............................................................247
This body has class......................................................248
Not just for columns.......................................................248
You are here ...............................................................249
The navigation list.........................................................249
Identify the parts..........................................................250
The magic CSS............................................................251
Summary....................................................................252
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Chapter 16 Next Steps...................................................255
Where do you go from here?...................................................256
Organizations and publications...............................................256
W3C.................................................................256
Web Standards Project..................................................256
A List Apart...........................................................256
CSS Zen Garden........................................................257
Dive Into Accessibility...................................................257
ess-discuss............................................................257
Digital Web Magazine...................................................257
Vitamin...............................................................257
Influential and inspirational weblogs..........................................258
Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The Daily Report..................................258
Stopdesign............................................................258
mezzoblue............................................................258
meyerweb.com........................................................258
Tantek Celik...........................................................259
456 Berea Street.......................................................259
Jason Santa Maria......................................................259
Jina Bolton............................................................259
Adactio...............................................................259
Cameron Moll.........................................................259
Mark Boutton..........................................................259
Molly.com............................................................260
Shaun Inman..........................................................260
Stuff and Nonsense.....................................................260
Unstoppable Robot Ninja................................................260
Subtraction...........................................................260
Veerle s Blog..........................................................260
D. Keith Robinson......................................................260
Simon Willison s Weblog.................................................260
Books...................................................................261
Parting words................................................................261
Index...................................................................... 263
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| spelling | Cederholm, Dan Verfasser (DE-588)131412191 aut Web standards solutions the markup and style handbook Dan Cederholm Special ed. Berkeley, Calif. Friendsof Ed/Apress 2009 XXIV, 269 S. Ill. 23 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "Special ed. with up-to-date information and bonus chapters online." -- Cover, p.1 Includes bibliographical references (p. 256-261) and index Web sites / Design / Standards HTML (Document markup language) XHTML (Document markup language) Cascading style sheets Web sites Design Standards Cascading Style Sheets (DE-588)4467617-7 gnd rswk-swf XHTML (DE-588)4600114-1 gnd rswk-swf Cascading Style Sheets (DE-588)4467617-7 s XHTML (DE-588)4600114-1 s DE-604 HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017738507&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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