English edition / 本商品は英語版です。 File format: PDF. Thank you for taking an interest in this book. This book is a guide to HTML, CSS, and design software. It provides detailed explanations that are accessible to beginners, along with a wealth of practical know-how and examples that can be used in real-world work. Whether you are learning HTML and CSS for the first time, are already proficient in another programming language, or want to build your front-end skills, this series should serve you well. If you would like to get a feel for the book before buying it, please visit Web Programming Place (https://wp-p.info/?lang=en). This book explains the material on the website in greater depth, and adds practical examples and techniques that you can use straight away on real projects. It also walks you through the process of working with a client as an HTML and CSS coder, including business discussions and meetings, in a role-playing format. The website should give you a useful preview of the kind of material covered in the book. This series consists of 4 parts. - Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 1 - Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 2 - Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 3 - Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 4 Each volume assumes that you are reading the series in this order. The contents of each volume are listed below. ■Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 1 Chapter 1 HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Browsers and Operating Systems What Is HTML? What Is CSS? What Is JavaScript? What Is a Browser? What Is an Operating System? Chapter 2 Equipment and Environment Setup Before Building with HTML and CSS The Equipment You Need What Is Environment Setup? About File Extensions Installing a Text Editor, and Character Encoding Installing the Browsers Chapter 3 The Basics of HTML Before You Start HTML Creating an HTML File How a Website Gets Displayed Let Us Build a Website by Copy and Paste First Tags and Elements Explained About Commenting Out Let Us Display a Title Let Us Display Some Text Why We Use Tags The img Tag for Displaying Images, and HTML Attributes Absolute Paths and URLs About Relative Paths Let Us Build a Hyperlink Other Ways of Writing Paths, and When to Use Which Choosing Between Path Types About Image File Formats Let Us Build Some Headings Let Us Build a Table Let Us Build a List Indentation Rules When Coding HTML The Purpose of Using Tags The div Element and the span Element HTML Special Characters (Character Entities) and the pre Element ■Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 2 Chapter 4 The Basics of CSS The Basics of CSS Syntax Where to Write CSS About Writing CSS in the style Attribute About Writing CSS in the style Element About External CSS Files Indentation Conventions When Writing CSS Commenting Out in CSS About the class Attribute and the id Attribute How to Use the class Selector How to Use the id Selector The Difference Between the class Selector and the id Selector Let Us Change Text Color and Background Color Let Us Change Text Size and Add Decoration Let Us Specify Fonts Let Us Adjust the Position of Text Let Us Change Height and Width Let Us Add Borders Let Us Specify a Background Image About the display Property About Block Elements, Inline Elements and Inline Block Elements About Using the Browser Developer Tools Slightly Advanced CSS Syntax: Descendant Selectors Slightly Advanced CSS Syntax: Targeting Adjacent Elements and More Slightly Advanced CSS Syntax: Pseudo-Classes margin and padding ■Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 3 Chapter 4 The Basics of CSS (Continued from the Previous Part) About the float Property About the overflow Property About clearfix About Column Layouts Using float About the position Property About the z-index Property About How to Adjust Background Images About the before Pseudo-Element and the after Pseudo-Element About Reset CSS About the box-sizing Property About CSS Specificity and !important ■Easy and Fun Programming HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 4 Chapter 5 The Basics of the Software That Opens Design Files About Design Software The Bare Minimum You Need to Know About Using Design Software Know-How for Working with Design Software You Have Never Used Chapter 6 Let Us Build a Website for Desktop Before You Build a Website for Desktop What to Check Before You Build a Website About Checking the Specifications and Design Assets You Receive Preparations Before You Start Coding (Sketching the Design Structure, and Reset CSS) About How to Choose HTML Elements (Tags), and the Thinking Behind It About Building the header Element About Building the main Element and the footer Element Building the Base of the Menu List Page Building the Text and Photos of the Menu List Page Building the Overview Page Building the Access Page About How to Test Your Site, and Some Notes on What We Have Covered