Producing web pages

This is a collection of the most useful stuff that I've found to help you write web pages. It contains:

• An introduction to HTML that describes how to create web pages and use HTML tags to get the layout you want. It doesn't cover every tag in great detail but you should be able to make a start. The examples are for Microsoft® Internet Explorer, although I think most of them should work with Netscape as well
• An introduction to Cascading style sheets (CSS) that describes how to add stylesheets to your pages and how to use them format your pages
• Some scripts and DHTML (Dynamic HTML) examples to show you how change the look and content of your page after it is loaded; you don't need to go back to the server to load more information. That's the dynamic bit
• A brief description of XHTML and the differences between it and HTML
• An A to Z of all the current tags in the HTML 4.0 Specification. There might also still be a few odd tags in here that are due to disappear
• A few tips about how to design web pages. This includes hints on page design, site structure and writing for the web
• A few tips about the internet. This includes hints on page using search engines, how search engines work and a description of the major search engines